1. Example vs. Non-example Game
Figure out what all of the examples have in common.
Then use the non-examples to narrow your guesses!

2. Example #1
Pueblos in Arizona/New Mexico

3. Non-Example #1
A forest and a creek

4. Example #2
Building shaped like a basket, flags, and a car

5. Non-example #2
Island in the ocean

6. Example #3
A cross (symbol for a religion)

7. Non-example #3
Hot springs in Iceland

8. Example #4
Spanish (language)

9. Non-example #4
Natural Bridge in Virginia

10. Test: What is it?
Sea Turtle in the ocean
Non-example!

11. Test: What is it?
Inuit tools
Example

12. Test: What is it?
Wheels, stools, carpets, etc
Example

13. Test: What is it?
Rocky Mountains in Wyoming
Non-example

14. Test: What is it?
Sahara Desert
Non-example

15. Last Test: What is it?
Thai clothes and dancing
Example

16. What is the idea?
The idea is culture!

17. DO NOW Put your name on the scrap paper. Label this answer as #1
Using yesterday’s activity as your guide:
Describe what culture is and give an example of it.

18. Culture What is culture?
Everything that a group of people produce or make is their culture
A group of people’s way of life

19. Culture What are the types of culture?
Give examples for each
Material culture: physical things made by a group of people (things that can be touched)
Non-material culture: things made by a group of people that can’t be touched

20. Culture What are cultures based on?
The environment: where people are from and the land/resources
History: all of the events that have directly effected a group of people help build culture

21. Culture Why is culture important?
It tells us about the people: religion, beliefs, values, etc.
It helps us understand people’s actions
Understanding culture helps us understand history.