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The Very First Americans Pt.4
Grade Level:
5
Subject:
Language Arts
Topic:
Social Studies: The Variety of Tribal Cultures
Objective:
I can find how the main idea is supported by details. RI.5.
Other Information:
Last week we tried to break into presentation groups but one group on one day didn't get to present their info. So..we'll let the Plains Indians Group on Thursday present their info and the other days (Tues and Wednesday) will explore the Native American webpage from the extenstion activity listed in Pt. 1.
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Reflection:
This lesson was presented to the 5th grade classes the week of 9/23/13. It was rather rowdy (but extremely fun) and we didn't have time to finish it so next year if I present this lesson we'll allow for more time.
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Gather the materials listed below:
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Student computers, Smartboard, webpage preset on desktops.
