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Warm-up  Write Homework in your agenda, leave it out for me to sign  Take a First Americans Reading from the stool. Read and answer questions on your own.

Objectives  Content Objective: Students will be able to define vocabulary that describe the American Indian Way of life. Students will discover the different types of resources First Americans used.  Language Objective: Students will create a foldable describing Human, Capital and Natural Resources

American Indian Vocabulary

Dispersed  Spread out

Inhabited  Lived in

Climate  The weather conditions of an area over time

Basic Needs  Things people need to survive: food, clothing, and shelter

Harvested  To gather crops

Resources  Materials from the environment that are used for survival

Environment  The area in which someone lives

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