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IntroductionIntroduction | Task | Internet Resources | Process |Evaluation | ConclusionTaskInternet ResourcesProcessEvaluation Conclusion

Introduction: Native Americans occupied the Northern Hemisphere long before "America" was discovered. Who were the people who were the Native Americans? Where did they live? What did they eat? What customs did they observe? Your journey throughout this Web Quest will help you and your classmates to answer the question, "Who were the Native Americans?"

Task: Using the links listed below, you and your classmates will each choose a Native American tribe. You will research the tribe as well as complete the worksheet about your tribe. You will collate your research findings into a poster and make an oral presentation to your classmates. worksheet

Internet Resources: First Americans Tribal Index Native American History and Culture Native American History and Culture Native American Bookmarks Marilees's Native Americans Resource Marilees's Native Americans Resource Native Peoples: A Comparison Compact Histories American Indians Yahooligans Native American Links Yahooligans Native American Links e_American.htm Tribal Information Tribes by States First Americans Native Americans - Internet Resources Native Americans - Internet Resources Native American Web Sites for Children Native American Web Sites for Children Native American Chart Native American Culture Native Americans Native North America NativeTech (clothing)

Process: 1. You will use the Internet resources to locate information about your tribe. 2. How did this Native American Tribe have an impact or influence on the history of America? Your job is to locate the information to answer the questions on your worksheet. worksheet. 3. Now it's your turn to be the teacher! Using the information you have collected, create and present to your classmates a poster which includes the following information:

Each project should contain the following information on your selected tribe: Region: What part of North American would your tribe be found? What are the characteristics of this region, for example are there mountains, woods, ocean or deserts? What was the climate like (hot and dry; cold and wet)? Did the region have a growing season? Food: What type of food did your tribe eat? How did they get their food (hunters, gatherers, farmers)? Did their food differ according to the seasons? Clothing: What type of clothing did the members of your tribe wear? What did women wear? What did men wear? Did they have different clothing for different seasons? Did they have clothes for special occasions or ceremonies? Shelter: What type of homes did the members of your tribe live in? What were the homes made from? Were these temporary or permanent homes? Did their dwellings depend on the season? How? Interesting Facts: What facts or interesting piece of information have you discovered about your tribe? This would include ceremonies and/or customs.

Task Little Evidence Some Evidence Achieved the Standard Exceeded the Standard Identify and provide details about a Native American Tribe. Provides the name of a tribe, but few details. Identifies and provides most facts about a tribe. Some important information is missing. Identifies and provides all important information about the tribe. Identifies and provides all important information and additional information that is relevant about the tribe. Design a Flap BookAttempts to make a Flap Book, but does not include the correct formatting, is difficult to read and contains many spelling and grammatical errors. Flap Book includes most of the essential elements, but information is not presented in a clear and concise manner. Flap Book includes all of the essential elements, and is presented in a clear and concise manner within the book. Color and pictures do not distract from the presentation. Flap book includes all of the essential elements, as well as additional relevant information. The book is presented in a clear and concise manner which enhance the book. Present your Flap Book to your class. Presentation is made with little or no enthusiasm. Presentation is made with some enthusiasm. Some details are provided in the narration of the book. Presentation is made with enthusiasm. Details are provided in the narration of the book which further the viewer's understanding of your tribe. Presentation is made with enthusiasm. Many additional details are provided in the narration of the book to further the viewer's understanding of your subject. Evaluation:

Conclusion: In this WebQuest you have learned how Native American tribes have played an important role in the history of our Nation. You have also created a Flap Book which you have shared with your classmates, researching the Internet to find out information about Native American Tribes. Most of all, we hope that you have developed an appreciation for the culture and diversity of Native Americans.