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Crossroads of Culture
Spring 2004

Celebrating Children Just Like Me

"What is universal about the experience of childhood, and what varies by culture?"

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Lesson Plans for the "Create a Culture String" class activity

ELEVEN One-Page Printouts for student multicultural, cross-disciplinary class activities.

ELEVEN Activities answers and solutions page

A Webliography of the best sites for the eleven cultures represented in Children Just Like Me

How can I use these materials to support the Social Studies TEKS for my class?

This issue's activities are designed to reinforce social studies content using a variety of critical thinking and communications skills in cross-discipline tasks from language arts, math, visual and performance arts, science, and technology.

"Textbook-Free Activity for Your Class: Creating a Culture String" is appropriate for each middle-grades Social Studies level for purposes of considering one's personal culture in the light of world, American, or Texas cultures.

This issue's Webliography is most appropriate for use in sixth grade Social Studies classes

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