MULTIPLE INTELLIGENCES CHART
FOR LESSON PLANS AND ACTIVITIES H, I, J & K
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Verbal/
Linguistic
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Logic/
Math
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Visual/
Spatial
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Body/
Kinesthetic
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Musical/
Rhythmic
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Inter-
personal
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Intra-
personal
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Natur-
alist
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Lesson Plan L: The Art of and About
the Lewis and Clark Expedition
Activity 1: Thinking Like an Artist
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-Reading
-Writing
-Speaking
-Listening
-Researching
-Using work sheets
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-Constructing
"camera
obscura"
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-Viewing art
-Creating an
art gallery
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-Drawing,
sketching
-Using a
computer to access the
Internet
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-Composing
a song or
poem
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-Working in
groups
-Brain-
storming
-Class
discussion
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-Making
individual
choices about art
-Feedback
among
students
about group
projects
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-Exposure to
artists'
conceptions
of nature
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Activity 2: Artistic License
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-Reading
-Writing
-Speaking
-Listening
-Researching
-Using work
sheets
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-Viewing
art
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-Using a
computer to
access the
Internet
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-Working in groups
-Brain-
storming
-Class discussion
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-Making individual
choices about art
-Feedback among
students
about group
projects
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Lesson Plan M: The Crucial Importance
of Language on the Lewis and Clark Expedition
Activity 1: American Indian Languages
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-Reading
-Writing
-Speaking
-Listening
-Researching
-Using work
sheets
-Learning
American
Indian
Words
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-Introduction
to linguistics,
the logic of
language
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-Using a
computer to
access the
Internet
-Using sign
language
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-Creating
an American Indian language festival
-Class discussion
-Oral presentations
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-Working
individually if desired
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Activity 2: Lewis and Clark and the
King's English
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-Reading
-Writing
-Listening
-Researching
-Using work
sheets
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-Introduction
to linguistics,
the logic of
language
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-Using a
computer to
access the
Internet
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-Interpreting written passages
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Activity 3: President Jefferson's Secret
Code
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-Reading
-Listening -Vocabulary
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-Encoding and decoding a secret message
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-Using a code matrix
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-Using a computer to access the Internet
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-Working individually
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Lesson Plan N: The Mysterious Death
of Meriwether Lewis
Activity 1: What Was the Cause of Meriwether Lewis' Death?
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-Reading
-Writing
-Speaking
-Listening
-Researching
-Using work
sheets
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-Problem solving through logic
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-Visualizing a crime scene
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-Using a computer to access the Internet
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-Group presentations
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-Evaluation of testimony
-Making personal decisions
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Activity 2: Crime Scene Analysis: Forensic
Science Investigation
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-Reading
-Writing
-Speaking
-Listening
-Researching
-Using work
sheets
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-Problem solving through logic
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-Using a computer to access the Internet
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-Group presentations
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EDUCATIONAL STANDARDS FULFILLED BY LESSONS
AND ACTIVITIES, UNITS L,M,N
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Lessons Plans and
Activities
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Unit L
The Art of and About
the Lewis and Clark
Expedition
Activity 1:
Thinking Like an Artist
Activity 2:
Artistic License
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Unit M
The Crucial Role of
Language on the Lewis
and Clark Expedition
Activity 1:
American Indian
Languages
Activity 2:
The English Language
Activity 3:
Jefferson's Secret
Code
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Unit N
The Mysterious Death
Of Meriwether Lewis
Activity 1:
The Cause of Death
Activity 2:
Crime Scene Analysis:
Forensic Science
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| National council for History
Standards: Five Standards for Historical Thinking Plus American
History Standards Source: National Standards for United
States History: Exploring the American Experience Published
by the National Center for History in the Schools, 1996. |
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Historical Thinking
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Unit L (Art)
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Unit M (Language)
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Unit N (Lewis' Death)
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| 1. Chronological Thinking |
Activity 1: A, B, C |
Activity 2: A, B, C, F |
Activities 1&2: A,B,C |
| 2. Historical Comprehension |
Activities 1 & 2: D, I |
Activity 3: H |
Activities 1&2: A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H |
| 3. Historical Analysis and Interpretation |
Activities 1 & 2: A, E, I |
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Activities 1&2: B, C, E, F, H, I |
| 4. Historical Research Capabilities |
Activities 1 & 2: A |
Activity 1: B
Activity 3: B |
Activities 1 & 2: A, B, C, D, F |
| 5. Historical Issues-Analysis and Decision Making |
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Activity 1: A, E |
Activity 1: A through F |
| American History Standards |
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Activity 1: Era 4: Standards 1A & 1B |
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| National Council for the Social Studies:
Ten Strands for Learning Source: Curriculum Standards
for Social Studies, Expectations of Excellence: Bulletin
89, 1994. (Upper Grades Columns) |
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Strands
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Unit L (Art)
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Unit M (Language)
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Unit N (Lewis' Death)
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| I. Culture |
Activities 1, 2 |
Activities 1, 2, 3 |
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| II. Time, Continuity and Change |
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Activities 1, 2, 3 |
Activities 1, 2 |
| III. People, Places and Environments |
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Activities 1, 2. 3 |
Activities 1,2 |
| IV. Individual Development and Identity |
Activities 1, 2 |
Activities 1, 2 |
Activities 1,2 |
| V. Individuals, Groups, and Institutions |
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Activities 1, 2 |
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| VI. Power, Authority, and Governance |
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Activities 1, 2 |
| VII. Production, Distribution, and Consumption |
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| VIII. Science, Technology, and Society |
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Activity 3 |
Activities 1, 2 |
| IX. Global Connections |
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Activity 1, 2, 3 |
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| X. Civic Ideas and Practices |
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Missouri Assessment Program: Four Performance
Standards and Six Knowledge Standards
Source: Show-Me Standards and the Missouri Assessment Program
produced by the Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary
Education, 1998 |
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Performance Standards
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Unit L (Art)
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Unit M (Language)
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Unit N (Lewis' Death)
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| 1. English Language Arts |
Activities 1&2
Goal 1: A
Goal 3: A,B,C
Goal 4: A,B
Goal 5: A,B,C |
Activity 2:
Goal 1: A,B,C
Goal 3: A,B,C
Goal 4: A,B
Goal 5: A,B,C |
Activities 1&2:
Goal 1: A,B,C
Goal 3: A,B,C
Goal 4: A,B
Goal 5: A,B,C |
| 2. Mathematics |
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Activity 3:
Goal 8: A,B,C |
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| 3. Science and Technology |
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Activity 3:
Goal 13: B |
Activity 2:
Goal 13: B |
| 4. Social Science |
Activities 1&2:
Goal 18: A |
Activities 1&2:
Goal 18: A |
Activities 1&2:
Goal 16: A |
| 5. Physical Development & Health |
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| 6. Fine Arts |
Activities 1&2:
Goal 25: A,B
Goal 26: A
Goal 27: A,B |
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| 7. Foreign Language |
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Activity 1:
Goal 28: A,C,D
Goal 29: A,D,E |
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