Bandelier National Monument - Fourth Grade Lesson Plans (U.S. National Park Service)

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	Bandelier National Monument Fourth Grade Lesson Plans

Fourth Grade Curriculum
The Ancestral Pueblo People of Bandelier
Table of Contents
1a. Newspaper Activities
1b. Newspaper
1c. Vocabulary
2.Timeline
3.Architecture
4.Community Activities
5.Clothing Activities
6.Stone Tool Activities
7.Pot Sherd Activities
8.Pueblo Pottery Activities
9.Food / Raw Materials
10.Tree Ring Dating Activities
11.Oral Traditions Activities
12.Ethnography Activities
13.Present Day Pueblo Activities
14.Wrap Up Activities
15.a. Field Trip Activities
15.b. Field Trip on the Main Loop Trail
15.c. Field Trip to Tsankawi
16. Fourth Grade Loan items


			Did You Know? A drink that tastes a lot like lemonade can be made from the berries of the Three-leaf Sumac. From this, the bush gets its common name, the Lemonade Bush.

Last Updated: November 27, 2007 at 17:38 EST