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Early Humans Students will be able to identify the causes and effects of the ways early humans lived their lives by analyzing a video about early humans

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The original natural resources Early humans did not have supermarkets, sporting good stores and/or clothing stores. They had to rely on natural resources in order to make what they needed.

Work Time: All groups watch the video and answer the questions assigned to your group. Group A Group B Group C Identify three ways the planet has changed over time. Categorize information into two groups Create a diary depicting the day in the life of a hominid. Site specific details how your life was. http://www.teachertube.com/viewVideo.php?video_id=214863

Group A Group B Group C What natural resources did early humans use to live this lives? What was the main reasons why early humans migrated? List the other reasons why early humans migrated. Using context clues create a definition for the term hominid. Using the map identify at least one pattern of migration. Summarize a day in the life of a hominid. Create a diary depicting the day in the life of a hominid. Site specific details how your life was.