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Unit 2 | The Earliest Americans |
 Annotated
Resources of Native American Websites Compiled by Donna Radcliffe Library Media Specialist Seven Oaks Elementary School Baltimore County Public Schools, MD 21204 |
 Current
Events ConnectionsGo the the BigChalk Virtual Library Native American Bookcart of selected articles about Native American topics in the news. Resources are from magazines, newspapers, books, and multimedia resources. Reading level is determined by dividing RL number by 2. |
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| Lesson 1 | All
About Glaciers Peopling the Americas |
For additional information about the first Americans, visit the following sites on onLINE: The Librarians' Information Network for the Essential Curriculum, Section Grade 4: Origins |
| Lesson 2 | Sipapu | Explore a timeline
for the Anasazi, the prehistoric ancestors of the modern Pueblo
people of the Southwestern United States. View an interactive map of important Anasazi sites found in the Southwest. Read answers to some of the interesting questions on Anasazi prehistory. |
| Lesson 3 | Eastern Woodlawn Indians | Have students visit the following website to learn more about the Eastern woodland Indians. |
| Lesson 5 | Nativetech | Have the students go online to take a virtual tour of an Eastern Woodlands community circa 1550 in Maryland. |
| Lesson 6 | Maryland
Indians - A Day In The Life Of... (lesson plan and links) |
Have the students go online to learn more about Native Americans in Maryland. Lesson plan and activities produced by the Maryland With Pride Project. See Student Worksheet |
| History
of Kent County Dorchester County St. Mary's County |
Have to students go the the Maryland KidsPage to read more about Native Americans in Maryland. To the left are a few resources located on this website. Try your search skills by using the |
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