81. TPWD: Teacher Tool Kit E, M, The Stream Game. archeology. Level, lesson Plan/Activity. E, M, Draw Your Own Rock Art. E, Pottery Reconstruction Puzzle. Journaling and Creative Writing. http://www.tpwd.state.tx.us/edu/teacher.phtml

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82. The Ancient Ones Listed below are possible research or discussion topics, online lesson plans, resources and other materials. Bibliography Online lesson Plan Resources http://www.dese.mo.gov/moheritage/TheAncientOnes.htm

Information available on this page includes: Possible Research Topics Bibliography Online Lesson Plan Resources Online Resources ... Online Photo Gallery Listed below are possible research or discussion topics, online lesson plans, resources and other materials. As you look through this list please consider that this series can work for grades 4-12, with an emphasis on 7th grade. Also consider that the series will be used with different purposes for different grade levels. This is by no means a complete list of resources, and we cannot guarantee the life span and quality of the web site addresses. Possible Research Topics: Online Resources: Agricultural societies The Mastodon State Park Native American burial mounds Archeologist Gerard Fowke (1865-1933) Miller Cave The Paleoindian Period Climate changes The Mississippian Period Pottery Disappearance of Missouri's Native American Mound structures St. Louis Academy of Science

83. Digging Up The Past ... Without A Shovel Without a Shovel. lesson Plan Title Digging Up the Past Goal To explore the uses and benefits of remote sensing in the field of archeology. Objectives http://wwwedu.ssc.nasa.gov/fad/detail.asp?offset=10&LessonID=60

84. Apollo Lunar Module - Teacher Webliography Earth/Moon system directly (Phases of the Moon; Moon archeology; Regolith Formation lesson Plan titled The Tides of Change Students use the Internet to collect http://www.fi.edu/pieces/schutte/teacherresources.html

The Story Grumman Lunar Module More Background For Teachers ... Internet Links Resources - Webliography Teacher Resources: Lesson Plans Teacher Resources Content Resources: Lunar Module Apollo Missions The Moon Teacher Resources ... Stellar Activity Modules for K-12 Classrooms Developed by the Stellar Program at NASA Ames Research Center and Lawrence Hall of Science. Activity Modules can be selected by topic or grade level. Included are astronaut training, planetary geology and microgravity, as well as other space topics. Modules include handouts, transparency masters and lessons you can print from your web browser. http://weboflife.arc.nasa.gov/stellar/activities/activities.html Microgravity module A variety of lessons on gravity for different age groups. NASA Quest Teacher Support Link to lessons including Women of NASA, Solar System, Space Team and link to a listing of the Standards from National Science, NCTM, ITEA and ISTE.

85. Amerisoft - Hebrew Lesson Plan This was added mainly for fun and for the students of archeology. See a Detailed 43Unit lesson Plan (please read this page first). http://amerisoftinc.com/lesson1.htm

"At Home With Hebrew - TheHoly Language" - Multimedia Windows Hebrew Tutorial Software Program teaches beginners to read and pronounce Hebrew language, and to recognize the most common Hebrew words used in Bible and Synagogue. See a Detailed 43-Unit Lesson Plan (please read this page first) "At Home With Hebrew" contains approximately 750 pages or screens . About 650 of these directly involve teaching a Hebrew language concept (the remaining 100 are menus, help screens, indexes, etc...). Thus if the student had a photographic memory and could spend just 3 minutes on each screen, there are at least 25 hours (3x500=1500 minutes) of teaching materials. While many pages can be covered in 3 minutes, most students will repeat a screen several times, perhaps once or twice the first time used, then 5 or 6 times in the process of on-going review. Also, a student can repeat screens using the book-style letters (font) the first time or two, and then later using the cursive-style-letters. Thus, your "At Home With Hebrew" can easily result in

86. Teachers > Lesson Plans Books of lesson plans. Links to More lesson plans. Online lesson plans on Texas Beyond History. Books of lesson plans on Texas Historical Commission. http://www.txarch.org/teach/lessons.html

About the Society Society Activities About Archeology Teachers ... Kids + Archeology Teachers Resources Opportunities Lesson Plans Books of Lesson Plans Intrigue of the Past: A Teacher's Activity Guide for Fourth through Seventh Grades Hands-on Archaeology: An Archaeological Manual for the Teacher (1998) White, J. R. Waco, TX: Prufrock Press. Adventures in Prehistoric Archaeology (1988) Bleiweiss, R. Manassas, VA: Gifted Education Press. The River People: Lessons for the Classroom (1999) Black, M. S. (Ed.) Austin, TX: The Lower Colorado River Authority. [May be ordered for $10 by writing Daniel Prikryl, LCRA, PO Box 220, Austin, TX 78767-0220 Links to More Lesson Plans Online lesson plans on Texas Beyond History Books of lesson plans on Texas Historical Commission TAS Home About the Society ... Kids + Archeology 2 December 2002 Webmaster

87. Welcome To The Middle School Resources Unit plan created by a 6th grade teacher for lesson on the Egypt World (Web site by the University of Pennsylvania Museum of archeology and Anthropology. http://www.bcps.k12.md.us/Students/Middle_School_Resources.asp

About Us Teachers Students Home ... Home Middle School Resources Welcome Middle School Students! If you are a student in Grade 6 to Grade 8, you will find lots of interesting information on this site. There are links to sites that can help you do research for special projects at school, homework help, and lots of web sites for topics that you are studying in school like Math, Science, English and Social Studies. Don’t forget to check out the games and brain-teasers on different school topics. Reading/Language Arts Social Studies Mathematics Science Reading/Language Arts http://www.ala.org/parentspage/greatsites/amazing.html Citing Internet Resources http://www.classroom.com/community/connection/howto/citeresources.jhtml "Discovering Dickens" – Internet-based middle school projects for learning more about Charles Dickens http://www.west.net/~cybrary/Dickens/index.html

88. How Do They Know That?, PSU Sustainable Forestry Teacher Resource How Do They Know That? . Keywords archeology, Local History, Forest History, Reading the Land, Cooper Settlement. High School. lesson Plan Grade Level 912. http://sftrc.cas.psu.edu/forest _lessons/How do they know that.htm

89. No K In Christmas - Lesson Plan For Words In Which The Letters C-h Are Pronounce you can still teach this irregular spellings lesson plan using the folk in the middle (Anchorage, scheme, orchid, bronchial, archeology, Archimedes, bronchitis http://www.actionfactor.com/Lesson_Plan_Irregular_Spellings_ch_words.htm

Action Factor , Inc. PRODUCTS, PROGRAMS, AND WORKSHOPS FOR CREATIVE TEACHERS AND ACTIVE LEARNERS Y vette A mos E li I vy O tis U ri Sing Your Way Through Phonics Lesson Plans "There Is No K In Christmas" Objective: Children will learn to recognize and spell sets of words in which the letters c h are pronounced like the letter k Children will become familiar with spelling patterns in which the letters c h are pronounced like the letter k About the Concept: The sound /k/ is usually spelled with the letter c (as in cat k (as in kitten ), or c k (as in duck ). But the sound /k/ can also be spelled with the letters c h . Although children may be familiar with the sound that the letters c h represent in words like chop teacher , and peach , they may not be accustomed to using the letters c-h to represent the beginning, middle, and ending sounds in words like Christmas echo , and stomach . The song, There Is No K In Christmas familiarizes children with many words and spelling patterns where the sound of /k/ is represented by the letters c h . Since many words with this spelling pattern are scientific or technical in nature, the song also serves to expand reading and writing vocabulary. When teaching spelling patterns like the variant

90. Greek Lesson Plans http://www.dhc.net/~artgeek/greek.html

LESSONS GREEK URNS FUTURE LESSONS LINKS KNOSSOS - Pictures of the ruins (slow download) PERSEUS PROJECT - An Evolving Digital Library- Ar/ARcheology, texts, teaching sources, searching tools GREEK MYTHOLOGY - A database of ancient greek mythology ATHENS - The Ancient city JOSLYN ART MUSEUM Omaha, NE- Greek Pottery with a link back to teacher resources for additional info. BOOKS Ancient Greece by Rae Bains An Ancient Greek Town by R.J. Unstead Architects Make ZigZags by Diane Maddex Architecture and Construction by Carroll Westfall The Art of Sculpture by Scholastic Atlas of Exploration by Diana Starkey Costume: Traditions Around the World by Danielle Sensier Digging to the Past by W. John Hackwell Exploring Lost Cities by Christopher Fagg Focus on Ancient Greeks by Anita Ganeri ISBN 1-56924-045-0 Greek and Roman Eras by Carme Peris A Greek Potter by Giovanni Caselli I Know That Building by Jane D'Alelio Prometheus and the Story of Fire by I. M. Richardson What it Feels like to be a Building by Forrest Wilson Wonderful World of Archaeology by Ronald Jessup Return to the Europe Page This Page last Updated August 1999 This written and maintained by Lauren H. Killam

91. Kansas Archaeology Month: Education & Outreach This National Geographic Xpedition lesson plan uses Native American art to acquaint students with the culture of the Anasazi and the Kansas archeology Posters. http://www.ksarchaeo.info/2003KAM/KAM03edu.html

Rock Art Lesson Plans The Kansas Rock Art lesson plan can be: 1) downloaded directly to your computer as an Adobe Acrobat .pdf file or 2) viewed on-line and printed using your web browser. Adobe Acrobat Reader software is required to view the .PDF version, and can be downloaded for free from www.adobe.com Rock Art Around the World: Grades 4-9 Rock art from around the world was the theme of the November/December 2001 issue (Volume 3, Number 5) of Dig Cobblestone Publishing Company's bimonthly magazine for kids. An On-Line Teacher's Guide is available for this issue at http://www.cobblestonepub.com/pages/TGDIGRockArt.html PAKWEB note: the activities in the teacher's guide are designed to work with the article, but could be modified for use on their own. Interpreting Rock Art of the Anasazi: Grades K-2 This National Geographic Xpedition lesson plan uses Native American art to acquaint students with the culture of the Anasazi and the lands where they lived. In the Four Corners region of the United States, a large amount of land contains cultural remains of prehistoric Anasazi pueblo farmers. Some remains are in the form of rock art-a general term for the pecking, incising, or painting of designs onto rock surfaces. Students are introduced to the ancient Anasazi people through samples of rock art preserved in the public lands of the Four Corners region. The national parks, which protect this land from vandalism and neglect, serve as a showcase for this Native American rock art. By studying these archaeological remains, students will understand more about the history and culture of these ancient pueblo farmers.

92. Prentice Hall Science Cluster Topic 1 -- Activities And Lesson Plans As with other sites, every content area is covered with links to information and lessons galore, from archeology to zoology. Plan to visit this site in the http://cwx.prenhall.com/bookbind/pubbooks/science-cluster/chapter1/destinations1

Topic 1: Science Teaching Standards Activities and Lesson Plans http://www.paperairplanes.co.uk/ Amateur Science http://www.eskimo.com/~billb/amasci.html Bill Beaty has created one of the most unique science-related sites on the web. If you’re interested in what other amateur scientists are talking about, then this is the site for you. Bill scans the web looking for great sites to feature in his "Site of the Month" section. The links to "Kids Science Projects" seem almost endless. Before your students begin designing their science projects, be sure to visit Amateur Science. Amusement Park Physics http://www.learner.org/exhibits/parkphysics/ The Annenberg /CPB Project supports this site, which features this amusement park exhibit where they ask, "What are the forces behind the fun?" How many time have you stood at the foot of an amusement park ride and asked yourself, "How can it do that?" This site will help answer all of your questions about the physics of amusement park rides. The site is very interactive with animations that demonstrate many of the physics principles presented here. Don’t visit another amusement park without first checking out this site. Ask Dr. Science

93. Project PICT Social Studies Resources materials applicable to such social studies areas as archeology, prehistoric people Network A site with links to Social Studies lessons plans and resources. http://www.bgsu.edu/colleges/edhd/LPS/EDFI/PICT/resources/soc_studies.html

Professional Resources Lesson Plans References Professional National Council for the Social Studies This site is developed by the professional organization representing social studies teachers in the US. Featured here are teaching resources, professional development activities, publications, news, and Internet resources. Resources American History Bibliographies Geography Other Resources American History American West Provides resources and information about the American West and the people who lived there. Historic Audio Archives Features sound clips from the past. Includes Senator Joseph McCarthy, President Nixon, and many others. Little-known Historical Facts Stories about Native American contributions in American history. The site also features the Polly Cooper Video, the Battle of Oriskany, Notes From the Past, and the Two Row Wampum. Suitable for Grades 4-8. back to top Bibliographies Biographical Dictionary Online dictionary that provides biographical information for more than 18,000 people. Time for Kids The site features information on current events, people, historic profiles, cartoons, interactive chats, and online quizzes. The site is designed for Grades 2-6.

94. Talking Rocks Lesson Plan: Jeffers Petroglyphs Minnesota Prehistoric archeology Series No. 12 (St. Call 612725-2411 for more information. Return to Judy Broekemeier s lesson Plan Page. http://www.artsconnected.org/artsnetmn/identity/talking_rocks/jeffpetb.html

Jeffers Petroglyphs Many of the state's rock art sites are located in the prairie environs of southwestern Minnesota. Of these sites, Jeffers Petroglyphs is the most well known and best-described; almost 2,000 petroglyphs at this unique site have been identified. The site's documented glyphs, grouped in 207 panels, extend for over 330 meters along the crest of a rose-colored Sioux quartzite formation known as the Red Rock Ridge; additional glyphs may lie undiscovered beneath the encroaching prairie sod. Location The site is located in southwestern Minnesota three miles east of T.H. 71 on Cottonwood County Road 10, then one mile south on County Road 2. The Jeffers site is located on a Sioux quarzite outcrop in a virgin prairie setting. Features The site contains several panels of petroglyphs believed to date from 3000 B.C. to A.D. 1750. A new visitor center presents a multi-media show and exhibits about Native American culture and prairie ecology. Design elements at this National Register site include human, animal and geometric forms, as well as an assortment of glyphs representing tanged projectile points, atlatls, spears and bows and arrows. Admission Admission is free.

95. The Research Laboratories Of Archeology SEARCH Articles The Research Laboratories of archeology. http://www.learnnc.org/index.nsf/doc/RLA-1?OpenDocument

96. History Begins At Home Missouri Area Schools Atlas SuccessLink lesson Plan Grade Level High School. Nova “Be an Archeologist” Interactive archeological dig. http://www.dese.mo.gov/moheritage/HistoryBeginsatHome.htm

Information available on this page includes: Possible Research Topics Online Lesson Plan Resources Project Ideas Online Resources ... Online Photo Gallery Listed below are possible research or discussion topics, online lesson plans, resources and other materials. As you look through this list please consider that this series can work for grades 4-12, with an emphasis on 7th grade. Also consider that the series will be used with different purposes for different grade levels. This is by no means a complete list of resources, and we cannot guarantee the life span and quality of the web site addresses. Possible Research Topics: Project Ideas Pulaski County Courthouse Waynesville, Missouri Primary documents Archeology Stagecoach Oral histories Historic restoration Artifacts Probate records State Archives Research area post offices from years ago that were in towns that may not exist today. " Missouri Counties " web site gives county information plus location and dates of post offices. Also see “

97. Earthwatch Lesson Plan http://www.lausd.k12.ca.us/NH_Zoo_Magnet/earthwatch/sugar_freeman.html

Sugar and Slavery Coconut Walk Estate, Nevis Principal Investigators: Dr. Irwin Rovner Jim Chiarelli M.I.T. and EARTHWATCH Team II August 16 - 29, 1999 Original Lesson Written By: Jamille Freeman Cimarron Ave. Elementary School Grade Levels: adaptable for 5th - 8th Can You Dig it? An Archeological Investigation Background: What is Archaeology? Archaeology can be defined as the study of the past. Unlike history, however, archaeology deals more with evidence than record. Archaeologists look for clues to how ancient cultures developed, lived, and died. These ancient civilizations often have no written record, or none has ever been found. The archaeologist must therefore study and reconstruct the past as completely as possible using the given evidence. Artifacts are the heart of archaeology. Artifacts are remnants of the past. These can range from buildings and cities, to clay pots and tools, to mummies and tombs. The archeologist must piece together the clues of the past, using artifacts, documents, and sometimes modern culture and tendencies, to try to form some picture as to what life was like in these ancient cultures. PURPOSE: Students will use Science, Math, Language, Social Studies, Writing, and Art skills to complete a Simulated Archeological dig.

98. History/Social Studies Web Site For K-12 Teachers Best viewed in. 800 x 600 http://www.execpc.com/~dboals/k-12.html

Best viewed in 800 x 600 The major purpose of this home page is to encourage the use of the World Wide Web as a tool for learning and teaching and to provide some help for K-12 classroom teachers in locating and using the resources of the Internet in the classroom. Special Announcements All of the pages in the History/Social Studies site that were posted on the Execpc site have been relocated to the new Cox destination. Best to bookmark the Main Menu at the new site CONCORD REVIEW Please do not send requests for me to do research for you! See the Search Tools in the Research and Critical Thinking page, and Research-It!, a one-stop reference desk, Xplore Reference or Wired Source: Reference Desk. I have also found John December's site Welcome to the Top of the Web to be an excellent starting point for research. You can also click on the Britannica logo below to open a new browser window for a search. Last revised December 31, 2003

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