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Archaeology Common Core CCRA.SL.4 resources
Don't Eat the Cookie! Inquiry Archaeology Lab
This lesson is a great hands on introduction to archaeology, and can be integrated into a variety of different Social Studies and Science units. Teach your students to think like an archaeologist by participating in sketching dig sites, and artifacts, excavating artifacts, evaluating the effects of excavation on a dig site, and the effectiveness of tools used in the excavation. What’s included in this resource: Teacher lesson planRelated vocabulary and definitionsInteractive lab worksheetLab as
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3rd - 6th
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Summer Artifacts--Become an Archaeologist
This resource is an introductory activity to research, analyzation, using and citing evidence, describing observations, and developing and supporting theories.
This is typically used as an icebreaker in the first week of school to help students get to know each other. It also gives them an opportunity to bring their personal lives and interests into the classroom. This promotes a high level of engagement and connectivity to each other, the teacher, and the content.
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K - 12th, Staff
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Olmec Archaeology vs. Urban Growth Debate Writing Assignment
This is a research based assignment. You can use this in conjunction with the Olmec unit or on its own. It can easily be adapted to be included as an assignment in any unit involving archaeology. The prompt, instructions, source note-taking form, and the grading rubric are all included here. The purpose of this assignment is to introduce students to the pros and cons of preserving archaeological sites. Students will be required to give a debate presentation in which they explain the stance of b
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6th - 9th
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