Title: ZoomIn Inquiry American Indian Culture
1Zoom-In InquiryAmerican Indian Culture
2- Understanding Goal
- Environment or surroundings effect how people
- meet their basic needs.
- Investigative Question
- What can we learn from primary sources
- about American Indian culture?
3Directions
- We are going to examine a photograph or a primary
source. - Look carefully at each part of the picture and
describe what you see. - Try to make a hypothesis or educated guess about
what American Indian group is shown in the
photograph.
4Look carefully at the photograph. What do you
see?
5What new people or objects are shown now? What
might they be doing?
6Who and what else is in this picture? Where do
you think the photograph was taken?
7Which American Indians might these people
be? What evidence says so?
8On the housetop--Hopi SUMMARY Women seated and
standing on pueblo buildings. 1906, December 19.,
Edward S. Curtis, Library of Congress, Prints and
Photographs Division.
These are pueblo Indians (Hopi) of the Southwest.
9- Understanding Goal
- Environment or surroundings effect how people
- meet their basic needs.
- How did the Pueblo Indians use their environment?
- Investigative Question
- What can we learn from primary sources (in this
case photographs) about American Indian culture?
10What American Indians are you studying?
- Where did they live?
- What kinds of homes did they build?
- What was their occupation?
- What was their form of transportation?
11Sort-It-Out
- Look at the images inside the envelope.
- Sort the images into two or more categories.
- Label the categories.
- Reflect on your sorting.
- Repeat process as time allows.
12- Share your best Sort with another group.
- Describe what you see in each others Sort.
- Questions?
- Guess the labels for each others Sort.
13Lets Review the Photographs
- Sort-it-Out Native Americans and Their
Cultures, Carol Regier, Ashlawn ES - http//staging.primarysourcelearning.org/teaching_
materials/learning_experience/sources.php?experien
ces_key4087