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Crossroads of Culture A topical newsletter for social studies teachers in grades 4-8 Fall 2003 Celebrating Our New Creation and Cosmos Exhibit Area: How Do Ancient People Speak for Themselves? "Archaeologists attempt to recover the lives of ancient people from the bits and pieces they left behind-a broken plate discarded in a midden or an ancestor reverently placed in a shallow grave." Shirley Mock, Ph.D. "An Archaeologist in Your Room" Lesson Plans A Glossary of Archaeological Terms handout An Annotated Webliography of Archaeology on the Internet A Webliography of Native American Sites: Folktales, Culture, Contemporary Issues (such as sports mascots) Student Pages: Animal Effigy Pots Grid, a word-search utilizing grid skills and knowledge of map directions Student Page: "Create Your Own Word Search Puzzle" Activity Page Link to ITC's Education pages; student and teacher resources and activities on a variety of topics Schedule a videoconference on Archaeology for your class! How can I use these materials to support the Social Studies TEKS for my class? Grade 4 (in .pdf format)
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