Social Studies - Native People of North America- Notes, Vocabulary, Worksheets
By Kile's Classroom
This is a single unit of study for Social Studies- The Native People of North America. These activities will help your students deepen their knowledge of US history and the Native People of this land. . The pages of this unit can be used as a supplemental activity for your current social studies curriculum, or you can use reading sourced from the internet.
This set does not include the reading content for the lessons. This is a supplemental resource to add to your current social studies reading material.
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Additional Social Studies Resources from Kile's Classroom:
Regions of the US Digital Project
Free- Biography Trading Cards Project
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Close Reading Paleolithic and Neolithic SS.6.W.2.1, SS.6.W.2.2
By History Guru
Close Reading Paleolithic and Neolithic SS.6.W.2.1, SS.6.W.2.2 Close Reading Scaffolding- the Reading Entry: -Guiding Text-Dependent Questions and Student-Generated Questions: What do they mean by pre and post agriculture? Use modest in a sentence: ______. -Text Under Discussion: "Life Expectancy and Growth of Paleolithic vs. Neolithic Humans" -Vocabulary: hunter-gatherer, Lifestyle, Agriculture, Paleolithic, Neolithic, life expectancy, Archaeological, Modest, Fluctuations, Domestication, Stature. -Follow-up Questions base on the following Language Arts Standards: LA.6.1.7.2.: Author’s Purpose LA.6.1.7.3: Main Idea LA.6.1.6.3 Context Clues LA.6.2.2.1: Text Features