Showing posts with label Iroquois. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Iroquois. Show all posts

Tuesday, January 17, 2012

Arrowheads


Today we had a special presentation by Will. He brought in Iroquois arrowheads for us to study, and he taught us everything he could about them. We were filled with questions, and we got several great ideas for our historical fiction pieces.

Saturday, October 29, 2011

Our Iroquois Skits: Take Eight

As our culminating project for our Iroquois unit, we produced our own short skits and speeches that captured the values, beliefs and traditions of the Iroquois. Here's our eighth skit.


What did you learn about the values, beliefs and traditions of the Iroquois from this skit? 

Our Iroquois Skits: Take Seven

As our culminating project for our Iroquois unit, we produced our own short skits and speeches that captured the values, beliefs and traditions of the Iroquois. Here's our seventh skit.


What did you learn about the values, beliefs and traditions of the Iroquois from this skit? 

Our Iroquois Skits: Take Six

As our culminating project for our Iroquois unit, we produced our own short skits and speeches that captured the values, beliefs and traditions of the Iroquois. Here's our sixth skit.


What did you learn about the values, beliefs and traditions of the Iroquois from this skit? 

Our Iroquois Skits: Take Five

As our culminating project for our Iroquois unit, we produced our own short skits and speeches that captured the values, beliefs and traditions of the Iroquois. Here's our fifth skit.


What did you learn about the values, beliefs and traditions of the Iroquois from this skit? 

Our Iroquois Skits: Take Four

As our culminating project for our Iroquois unit, we produced our own short skits and speeches that captured the values, beliefs and traditions of the Iroquois. Here's our fourth skit.


What did you learn about the values, beliefs and traditions of the Iroquois from this skit? 

Our Iroquois Skits: Take Three


As our culminating project for our Iroquois unit, we produced our own short skits and speeches that captured the values, beliefs and traditions of the Iroquois. Here's our third skit.


What did you learn about the values, beliefs and traditions of the Iroquois from this skit? 

Our Iroquois Skits: Take Two


As our culminating project for our Iroquois unit, we produced our own short skits and speeches that captured the values, beliefs and traditions of the Iroquois. Here's our second skit.


What did you learn about the values, beliefs and traditions of the Iroquois from this skit? 

Our Iroquois Skits: Take One

As our culminating project for our Iroquois unit, we produced our own short skits and speeches that captured the values, beliefs and traditions of the Iroquois. Here's our first skit.


What did you learn about the values, beliefs and traditions of the Iroquois from this skit? 

Thursday, October 27, 2011

Teaching our Partners All About the Iroquois



Since we're becoming experts on the Iroquois, we know we can't just keep what we've learned to ourselves. We're learning how to effectively teach our partner what we've learned. Here are some tricks we've already picked up:

1) Use a teaching voice. You've got to sound like an expert when you talk.
2) Have one main focus. Make sure you have lots of evidence to support your focus.
3) Use visuals to support your teaching. You can use visuals that you create in your Social Studies notebook or the visuals from books.

Click play to watch two students teach the class what they've learned about the Iroquois! What did you learn from the videos? What questions do you have for the presenters?