Early Native American Communities 3rd grade

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3rd grade social studies lesson map that focuses on giving students voice in their learning and learning about early Native American tribes
Alexa Redeker
Mind Map by Alexa Redeker, updated 7 months ago
Alexa Redeker
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Early Native American Communities 3rd grade
  1. Choose a Native American Tribe to research and present on
    1. Students get a choice between 3 different Native American Tribes: The Iroquois, Cherokee or Sioux. Once students make a choice, they will have the option of working with a partner, or on their own. Should they choose to work with a partner, there will be learner-to-learner interactions and learner-to-content.
      1. Students will research their chosen tribe on Britannica. Then, students will take their information and present it through a creative google slide.
      2. Peardeck Lesson
        1. A technology resource that can be teacher or student paced. Will provide students with information on Native American Tribes while being interactive and providing students with opportunities to answer and ask questions. Opportunities for learner-to-technology and instructor-to-learner interactions.
        2. Storytelling Circle
          1. Native American tribes traditionally participate in oral story telling in their culture. Students will watch video above to learn about storytelling and hear a real story from a Cherokee.
            1. Students will then get to think of a story they want to share with the class in our own storytelling circle. Students get a choice in what story they share, and voice
            2. Native American Clothing
              1. Link to Peardeck https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1zUOk5QT8kU9DBxLtja5fpo1HkXYEgn_AqOoVor2l2bM/edit?usp=sharing
                1. Students will complete a Peardeck where they investigate pictures of traditional Native American clothing. Students will give their notices and wonderings. Students share their voice through typing their notices and wonderings while interacting with technology.
                  1. After gaining background knowledge on traditional Native American clothing, students will be given a plethora of craft materials. With those materials, students will be tasked with creating they own version of a piece of Native American clothing. Students are given choice and voice in their creation.
                  2. Native American Structures
                    1. Link to Peardeck about Native American Structures https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1muU0oSsK7HXW33Tgm3CdFLDiQJFOlhEgcIS2TaVPWDc/edit?usp=sharing
                      1. After students learn about 4 different Native American structures, they will work with a team of students to build a replica of a Native American structure. The teamwork will allow for learner-to-learner interactions.
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