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 | 3D Atlas Usage Geography supplemental Platforms Macintosh PPC Runs better if installed onto hard drive |
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| ANUGraph This is a function grapher that will graph families of functionsIt willalso calculate and graph the derivativeIts an old program but it graph better than some new ones I've seen |
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| Adobe Photoshop Difficult to learn the many functions available on this program A class or workshop would be helpful Takes a great deal of memory to run this program |
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| Alien Culture Caper This lesson provides an illustrated reading passage that contains the reflections of William Tyson a native Eskimo Tyson compares the Eskimo culture of yesterday and today The lesson objectives focus on the investigation of various components of cu |
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| Amazon Trail Effective as group simulation and motivational tool |
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| Around the World in 80 Days Supplemental movie-type CD for a geography lesson Learn country names cities and landmarks Good for readers or non-readers because has a voice option Need to know point and click skills More or less an interactive story |
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| Art From The Earth This lesson provides an illustrated reading passage about the life of a Native American artist Virgil James a Choctaw Indian who grew up in Oklahoma It discusses the importance of art among early Native American people who consider themselves a pa |
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| Artist-Pit Firing This lesson provides an illustrated reading passage about the life of pottery maker Virgil James titled One Artist's Journey Following the Footsteps of Virgil James Virgil James a full-blood Choctaw was born and raised in southeastern Oklahoma This |
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| Bearded Breads This lesson provides an illustrated reading passage titled Harvester of the Earth's Treasurers It is about cooking with Geraldine R Aguilla who is the head cook at San Simon School on the Tohono O'odham Reservation in the Sonoran Desert of southern |
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| Care Creatures of Habit This lesson provides an illustrated reading passage that contains the reflections of William Tyson a native Eskimo Tyson compares the Eskimo culture of yesterday and today Students will investigate different cultures and witness how cultural adapta |
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| Claudia Douma ARROW TO THE SUN -By Gerald McDermott - Winter storytelling and other lesson plans for Kindergarten |
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| Clay Detectives This lesson provides an illustrated reading passage about the life of pottery maker Virgil James titled One Artist's Journey Following the Footsteps of Virgil James Virgil James a full-blood Choctaw was born and raised in southeastern Oklahoma This |
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| Clay Treasure Hunt This lesson provides an illustrated reading passage about the life of pottery maker Virgil James titled One Artist's Journey Following the Footsteps of Virgil James Virgil James a full-blood Choctaw was born and raised in southeastern Oklahoma This |
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| Crazy Colors This lesson provides an illustrated reading passage about the life of a Native American artist Virgil James a Choctaw Indian who grew up in Oklahoma It discusses the importance of art among early Native American people who consider themselves part |
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| Creatures Myths and Legends This set of lessons addresses the importance of water to the Pueblo people |
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| Dirt or Clay This lesson provides an illustrated reading passage about the life of pottery maker Virgil James titled One Artist's Journey Following the Footsteps of Virgil James Virgil James a full-blood Choctaw was born and raised in southeastern Oklahoma This |
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| Drinking Water This set of lessons addresses the importance of water to the Pueblo people |
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| Eco-Cube This lesson provides an illustrated reading passage that contains the reflections of William Tyson a native Eskimo Tyson compares the Eskimo culture of yesterday and today Students will demonstrate an awareness of the many varied ecosystems by cons |
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| Environment This set of lessons addresses the importance of relations to the Pueblo people including relationships among people and between people and the land |
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| Environment Habitat This set of lessons addresses the importance of relations to the Pueblo people including relationships among people and between people and the land |
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| Food This link will take you to a web that was created by the food group during the 1998 Summer Institute |
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| Food For Thought This lesson provides an illustrated reading passage titled Harvester of the Earth's Treasurers It is about cooking with Geraldine R Aguilla who is the head cook at San Simon School on the Tohono O'odham Reservation in the Sonoran Desert of southern |
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| Four Seasons Lesson Plans Lesson plans about the four seasons For use with special education children |
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| How Can Clay Sing This lesson provides an illustrated reading passage about the life of pottery maker Virgil James titled One Artist's Journey Following the Footsteps of Virgil James Virgil James a full-blood Choctaw was born and raised in southeastern Oklahoma This |
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| How Mining Affects the Land This lesson will help students recognize the negative effects on the land due to mining The students will 1observe the natural undisturbed landforms and vegetation 2travel to Paguate Jackpile Mine 3observe reclaimed areas 4compare/contrast observatio |
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| Laguna Archive An archive of lesson plans specifically reserved for Laguna |
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| Laguna Elementary Hyper Studio Archive Hyper Studo Stack Archive |
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| Language Arts This lesson provides an illustrated reading passage that contains the reflections of William Tyson a native Eskimo Tyson compares the Eskimo culture of yesterday and today There is a worksheet that provides a series of questions The students will r |
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| Lesson Plan Archive The students will compare and contrast corn native to the Laguna Pueblo The students will compare and contrast traditional springtime activities related to new life within the seasons of the Laguna Pueblo Students will learn to recognize the differ |
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| Living History This lesson provides an illustrated reading passage about the life of a Native American artist Virgil James a Choctaw Indian who grew up in Oklahoma It discusses the importance of art among early Native American people who consider themselves a pa |
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| Misplaced Milk This lesson provides an illustrated reading passage titled Harvester of the Earth's Treasurers It is about cooking with Geraldine R Aguilla who is the head cook at San Simon School on the Tohono O'odham Reservation in the Sonoran Desert of southern |
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| Pinion - The Grandest Nut The students are excited about their pinon picking Where they picked how much they picked and how they picked make the students sound like contestants With this enthusiasm lessons integrating Social Studies Science Math and Language Arts can begin |
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| Relationships overview an overview of the Relationship unit |
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| Rotten Apples This lesson provides an illustrated reading passage that contains the reflections of William Tyson a native Eskimo Tyson compares the Eskimo culture of yesterday and today Objectives Students will recognize that matter decomposes at different rates |
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| Seasons of the year for Laguna Pueblo This lesson on Village Officials will enable you to know the roles and responsibilities of the officials on the Pueblo of Laguna reservation |
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| Seasons of the year in Laguna Pueblo This lesson compares and contrasts two types of chili plants that are native to New Mexico The students will learn the cultural significance of native plants |
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| Stamp Art This lesson provides an illustrated reading passage titled Harvester of the Earth's Treasurers It is about cooking with Geraldine R Aguilla who is the head cook at San Simon School on the Tohono O'odham Reservation in the Sonoran Desert of southern |
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| Summer Institute 99 Intranet The Four Directions Summer Institute 1999 Intranet site |
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| Towering Totems This lesson provides an illustrated reading passage that contains the reflections of William Tyson a native Eskimo Tyson compares the Eskimo culture of yesterday and today Objectives Students will explore the use of symbolism in the mythological an |
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| Traditional Pueblo Belt This address will link you to a web page that shows a picture of a Traditional Pueblo Belt with a brief description |
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| Villages This set of lessons addresses the importance of relations to the Pueblo people including relationships among people and between people and the land |
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| Water Conservation This set of lessons addresses the importance of water to the Pueblo people |
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| Water Pollution This set of lessons addresses the importance of water to the Pueblo people |
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| Web of Life This lesson provides an illustrated reading passage that contains the reflections of William Tyson a native Eskimo Tyson compares the Eskimo culture of yesterday and today Objective Students will demonstrate an understanding of the delicate balance |
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| What a Waste-Part 1 This lesson provides an illustrated reading passage that contains the reflections of William Tyson a native Eskimo Tyson compares the Eskimo culture of yesterday and today Objectives Students will explore decomposition rates of different types of m |
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| What's Cookin' This lesson provides an illustrated reading passage titled Harvester of the Earth's Treasurers It is about cooking with Geraldine R Aguilla who is the head cook at San Simon School on the Tohono O'odham Reservation in the Sonoran Desert of southern |
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| Wild Tea This address will link you to a web page that shows a picture of wild tea This plant is found in the South Western United States and is used to make both hot and iced tea As a hot tea it is often used as a medicine |
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| winter-food-animals To learn about and appreciate traditional winter activities related to foods of animals within the seasons of the Laguna Pueblo |
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