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Footprints
into the Past and Future
of Bering Land Bridge National Preserve:

Overview

caribouTors - tall rock formationsWalruses
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Students will explore the Bering Land Bridge National Preserve - from the deep past when the Beringia spanned between the contents to the present cultures who continue to live off the land. Students will also learn about the plants, animals, and geology of this arctic landscape.

This unit is designed for grade 4.

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Unit Outline
Bering Land Bridge National Preserve protects the area which was once connected to Asia and through which people and animals entered North America. Learn about the past and present cultures and the natural environment of this arctic landscape.

Final Activity
Students will write and present short reports on one of the many topics discussed in this curriculum unit.

Final Activity Assessment
Instructional Resources

National Standards
science and geography standards

 

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