Title: CI 350
1CI 350 Unit Plan Angela Umensetter
2Christopher Columbus Voyage to the New World
3- Analyze Learners
- Topic for students around age 15
- World Culture, American History classes, etc.
- No Special Requirements
- Only requirement is knowing who Columbus is
4- State Objectives
- SS.9.5.1- describe life in America before the
17th century. - SS.9.5.2 - analyze and explain the contacts that
occurred between Native Americans and European
settlers during the age of discovery. - SS.9.5.3 - trace the roots and evaluate early
explorations of America and describe and analyze
the attraction of the New World to Europeans
(religious, social, political, economic). - SS.9.5.16 - describe the institution of slavery
and its effect on the political, economic and
social development of the United States. - SS.9.5.23 - explain major conflicts in terms of
causes and consequences.
5- Materials
- Paper
- Pencil
- Handouts/Worksheets
- Class Book
- Computer
6- Select Methods, Media, and Materials
- Websites
- http//teacherlink.ed.usu.edu - (background info)
- http//www.nhc.rtp.nc.us8080/tserve/nattrans/ntec
oindian/essays/columbian.htm - (trading info) - http//www.coursework.info/i/12382.html -
(colonization causing hardships for N.A. and
Europeans) - http//www.abcteach.com/wordpuzzles/onlinepuzzles/
columbus.html - (Interactive Crossword puzzle)
7Utilizing Materials Day 1 - Brief overview
Explain how the voyage started and when the New
World was discovered Day 2 - Show how the Native
Americans and Europeans got along and then
gradually stopped getting along with one another
Colombian Exchange - handouts/questions while
teaching Day 3 - Before class starts have
critical thinking question about what was learned
so far Items brought to and from the Old World
and the New World colonization/change in
relationship with N.A. and Europeans Day 4 -
land and food conflicts Day 5 - Discuss
Trans-Atlantic Trade System start of slavery and
the rough voyages for them online activity
(crossword)
8Require Learner Participation - Go to
http//teacherlink.ed.usu.edu to learn more about
Columbus voyage - Handouts/worksheets - In-class
discussions - Critical thinking question before
start of class - puzzles/games at
http//www.abcteach.com/wordpuzzles/onlinepuzzles/
columbus.html
9Evaluating Students Performance - Questions at
the start of class - Ask questions throughout
what is being taught - Keep students involved
during learning session - Worksheets to be able
to keep the information learned - Computer
Activities - Have a general understanding of the
concepts
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