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4D Cultural Thematic Curriculum 
Participants from nineteen Native American schools developed the curriculum hosted on this site during a three-day workshop The participating schools are part of the Four Directions Challenge in Technology Project Please visit the main site for more
4D Net Day Organizer 
This website was used to help organize the Four Directions Net Day in 1999
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
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
Ahfachkee Lesson Plan Archive 
Lesson Plan archive full of various lesson plans submitted by Ahfachkee
Antlers 
In this activity students examine elk antlers and relate the physical evidence to hypotheses about genetics nutrition and size
Art Lesson Plans 
Lesson Plans including Beading and Art Comparison
Atlantic Salmon 
The Atlantic salmon is an important creature for many cultures
Bear 
This is a Hyper Studio presentation from the book Tales of the Iroquois by the Tehanetorens and translated by Maria Hinton in the Oneida Language
Bennie Begay 
Lesson Plans utilizing the Clan System
Beyond Computer Integration 
This is a HTML based presentation on the use of different levels of technology in the classroom
Building Computers 
Students at the Summer Institute 1998 built computers
Building a Web Page 
Collaboration among grades 7-11 and teachers on research interviewing learning Front Page etc
Careers  
Students investigate career opportunities related to elk
Chickee Clan Clothing Craft Lessons 
Archive full of lesson plans on the Chickee Clan Clothing Craft Lessons
Darlene Waseta's Happy Face 
Darlene demonstrates one of her techniques for helping maintain a positive Summer Institute environment
EARTH MOTHER CRYING 
Native Prophecy NetCenter inspired by Tuscarora Sachem and Spiritual Leader Mad Bear Anderson founder of the American Indian Unity Movement
Ecology Word Search 
This lesson provides an illustrated reading passage that is titled Champions of the Classroom Looking at the World Through the Eyes of Don YellowBird Don YellowBird is a man of Arikara and Sioux descent It introduces the students terms and vocabular
Elk Classifieds 
This resource is a science/art activity in which students prepare an ad in which they try to get elk to move to their area
Elk Culmanating Activity 
In this activity older students instruct younger students in the nature ecology uses and tribal significance of Elk
Elk Unit Overview 
This resource give an overview of a unit of Elk that blends culture science and other disciplinesIt contains a resource list and background materials
Ethnobotany 
This link will take you to a web that was created by the ethnobotany group during the 1998 Summer Institute
Excel Unit 
This technology-based unit is for students taking the Computer 1 and Computer 2 classes It is useful for anyone needing to learn Excel
Food 
This link will take you to a web that was created by the food group during the 1998 Summer Institute
Front to back book publishing format 
This format allows you to copy and paste text so that the student or teacher created book can be printed front to back
How Many Elk 
Students play a game that illustrates the nature of competition for resources among the elk population and how that effects the size of the population
Hyper Studio - Archive 
Hyper Studio Archive prepared by Lummi
Hyper Studio Archive - Marty 
Hyper Studio stacks developed by Marty
Hyper Studio Archive - Oneida 
Hyper Studio archive prepared by Oneida
Hyper Studio Stack archive 
Hyper Studio Media Archive prepared by Seba
Importance of sheep 
To recognize the importance of sheep in the Navajo Culture
Influence of the Buffalo 
To learn how the buffalo influenced the Yankton Sioux
Job Opportunities  
Students investigate job opportunities related to elk
Keeno King 
Implement the miccosoukee language into our every day class so our children teachers will at least know how to greet one another also the months in our language days numbers etc
Laguna Archive 
An archive of lesson plans specifically reserved for Laguna
Lesson Plan Archive - Various Songs 
To learn the melody to Allouette and discuss the meaning in both the English and Oneida languages To appreciate melody and lyrics and the feelings they represent in two languages
Lesson Plans 
Lesson Plan for History and significance of chickee building Lesson Plan on significance of 8 clans Students will learn about the various types of Seminole patchwork and clothing To have the students learn how to make Seminole baskets The stude
Lummi Virtual Museum 
The Lummi Virtual Museum offers a variety of images of important Lummi Objects
Lummi Virtual Museum 
The Lummi QTVR museum offers some excellent object shots of traditional Lummi objects
Lummi Welcome Pole Movie 
The Lummi community worked together to create a welcome pole This quicktime movie shows the pole and tells how it was made
Making a Planetarium 
Recognition of planets and constellations Involves cooperation construction field day career day and many other educational uses
Management Through Hunting  
In this activity students take a state-approved hunting safety course as a means of understanding ethical human interaction with the ecosystem
Medicinal Plants 
The material includes lesson plans and suggested resources for teaching about the traditional uses of plants by Seminole people Included is guide for plant identification and traditional medicinal uses including color pictures of the plants Adobe A
Medicine Wheel 
This resource is a science/art/culture activity in which students investigate the relationship between the life cycle of elk and the medicine wheel
Migration 
Students use topographic maps research and debate to determine the best route for a new highway through the migration area of an elk population
Mitakuye Oyasin We Are All Related  
Students learn about elk classification and the relatedness of all living things
Modern Seminole Jacket 
This address will link you to a web page that shows a picture of a modern Seminole Jacket with a brief description
Moose 
This address will link you to a web page that shows a picture of a moose
Moose 
The moose is an important animal to many cultures
Muskrat 
This address will link you to a web page devoted to the muskrat an important food source for the Passamaquoddy people In addition to a recipe for muskrat stew there is a recipe for Passamaquoddy fry bread which is eaten with the stew
Native American Calendars and Time 
This unit provides an overview of activities that could be used to relate the concept of time and astronomy across grade levels
Native Corn Santa Clara 
This address will link you to a web page which will show a picture of three colors of Native corn in a Native basket
Net Day 4D Website 
Net Day 4D This site was used to help organize our Net Day event
Oneida Archive 
Oneida Archive of lesson plans web pages pictures and other resources
Pueblo Bread 
This address will link you to a web page that shows a picture of two sizes of Pueblo bread This type of bread is baked in a large outdoor oven
Puye and Black Mesa Pictures 
Pictures taken at mentioned sites
Roaming Grazing and Ranging  
In this activity students interact with resource persons from the community to learn about tribal management of elk herds
Rock Point archive 
Archive of lesson plans and resources for Rock Point
SI 98 Intranet 
This site was the official intranet for the 1998 Summer Institute
Salmon's Eyes 
Note Requires Quicktime This site teaches about Salmon West Coast using video
Santa Clara Archive 
Archive of Lesson Plans Resources for Santa Clara
Seminole Jacket 
The seminole jacket is colorful
Ske Ku 
Ske ku is a game that is often played by the Oneida people
Ske ku 
Ske ku is an Oneida greeting This web site will take you on a virtual tour of the Norbert Hill Woodland
Sla-Hal 
Sla-Hal is a stick game
Sla-Hal or Bone Game or Stick Game 
Sla-Hal Bone Game or Stick Game are three ways to call a very popular game played amongst Northwestern Indian Tribes Indian people of all ages have enjoyed gathering and participating in this exciting and traditional event for generations
Spirit Journey 
Student artwork from the Four Directions schools and music by Cornel Pewewardy brought together in a Real Media presentation by Bob Isaacson
Summer Institute 99 Intranet 
The Four Directions Summer Institute 1999 Intranet site
Summer Institute Planning Graphic 
An html page that graphically attempts to describe some of the aspects of the virtual culture box which later came to be called Celebrating Cultural Connections
Takini Archive 
Takini Archive of lesson plans and resources
The Garden 
Students will conduct indepth research on a single plant and present the information in an APA style research document
The Great Outdoors 
This lesson provides an illustrated reading passage that is titled Champions of the Classroom Looking at the World Through the Eyes of Don YellowBird Don YellowBird is a man of Arikara and Sioux descent Students will work on observation skills by tak
The Influence of the Buffalo on the Yankton Sioux 
To learn how the buffalo influenced Yankton Sioux life
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
Turtle Tracks 
Turtle Tracks is a newsletter for youth with a Native American view We feature current events factual history educational sites original artwork activities and much more We also have an extensive links section We are featured on many of the larger
Using e-mail 
Almost all of the e-mail clients currently available perform the same tasks In this lesson we will look at the basic functions of the most commonly used e-mail clients and how they can be used to communicate with others via the Internet
Ways of the Water 
Work done at the Summer Institute 2000
Where Have All the Forests Gone 
This lesson provides an illustrated reading passage that is titled Champions of the Classroom Looking at the World Through the Eyes of Don YellowBird Don YellowBird is a man of Arikara and Sioux descent Students will define deforestation identify the
Who Wins When the World Changes 
This lesson provides an illustrated reading passage that is titled Champions of the Classroom Looking at the World Through the Eyes of Don YellowBird Don YellowBird is a man of Arikara and Sioux descent Students will become aware of cultural diversit
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
You Are What You Drink 
This lesson provides an illustrated reading passage that is titled Champions of the Classroom Looking at the World Through the Eyes of Don YellowBird Don YellowBird is a man of Arikara and Sioux descent Students will demonstrate the natural water fil



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