Flag Observations
Just who fought in the French and Indian War?
Look at these flags, and join in on the class discussion.
Look at these flags, and join in on the class discussion.
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Map Work
| Here are three maps to help us understand where we are headed (The map on the right is from the National Park Service.): Observe the maps. Notice the similarities and differences. Identify the purpose for each map. All seem to have a central corridor that we might call the Neutral Zone. This is a disputed stripe of land that two European nations wish to claim, but other nations get tangled in the middle. Who are those other nations? |  |
What does a map show you about the earth and how it changes over time?
To round out our science diet, let's try to answer these questions.
To round out our science diet, let's try to answer these questions.
 Standing in the LightIt will require much more than the 30-minute video here (right) to understand the depth of the Native practices in the 18th century. It is hard to understand while looking through our 21st century eyes. Titled Standing in the Light, this video, does serve to introduce us to the concept of the Indians kidnapping/adopting women and children into their tribes to perpetuate their number. | |
Sketches
The teacher will introduce you to some Natives (in portrait form).
Take time to get to know them as you sketch their likenesses.
Take time to get to know them as you sketch their likenesses.
