2. Monday, Sept. 18, 2017 Things to do:
Get your binder and go directly to your seat.
Get your warm-up page for this week and start working on Monday’s warm-up.
Tutorials for Quiz Re-take TWF
Test on Thursday

3. Monday Warm-Up
How do geographic factors contribute to the economic development of Texas?
The government controls what is produced.
The culture is determined by regions.
It is limited by the history of the area.
Resources and climate provide job opportunities.

4. Constitution Day
Change to sept 18
September 18, 2017

5. The United States Constitution
On September 17, 1787 the United States Constitution became the “Supreme Law of the Land.”
The Constitution sets up rules and laws for the United States government.
There have only been 27 amendments or changes to the Constitution.

6. Constitution of the United States
4,543 words
Divided into 3 parts
The Preamble describes the purpose of the document and the government
The seven Articles establish how the government is structured and how the Constitution can be changed.
The Amendments or changes to the Constitution. The first 10 are the Bill of Rights

7. The Preamble
We the People of the United States, in Order to form a more perfect Union, establish Justice, insure domestic Tranquility, provide for the common defence, promote the general Welfare, and secure the Blessings of Liberty to ourselves and our Posterity, do ordain and establish this Constitution for the United States of America.

8. Barney Fife and the Preamble

9. Vocabulary

10. Matrilineal Referring to a group that traces kinship
through the mother’s line.

11. Patrilineal Referring to a group that traces kinship through the
father’s line.

12. Migrate
To move from
one place to
another.

13. Native
A person born in a specified place or associated with a place by birth.

14. A learned system of shared beliefs, traits, and values.
Culture
A learned system of shared beliefs, traits, and values.
Food
Clothing
Beliefs

15. A person who moves from place to place. .
Nomadic
A person who moves from place to place. .

16. Learning Target:
We will compare the cultures of american Indians in Texas prior to European colonization such as Gulf, Plains, Puebloan and Southeastern.
Success Criteria:
I will underline the facts on the foldable about the Native Americans way of life.

17. How did Native Americans modify the environment?
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Native Americans – Unit Page
Native Americans – Unit Page
Overall Theme:
Native Americans in Texas developed different cultures as they adapted to the geographic region in which they lived.
Enduring Understandings: (Main Ideas)
People adapt to and modify their environment.
Geography affects the political, social, and economic development of areas.
The migration of people impacts areas.
Vocabulary:
Nomadic- Groups of people who moved from place to place Sedentary- Staying in one place
Essential Questions:
How are geographic differences reflected in the Native American cultures?
How did Native Americans modify the environment?

18. Comparing Native American Groups
Native Americans

19. Why it Matters
The Native Americans who inhabited Texas led varied lives. Some were farmers and some were hunters. Some lived in skin tepees, and others in brush huts. The diversity of Texas’ land and climate was reflected in the lifestyles of the Native Americans.

20. The Impact Today
Native Americans in Texas live both upon reservations and in the cities and small towns of the state.
Pride in Native American culture is demonstrated at frequent festivals and tribal gatherings.
All people – not just Texans – benefit from crops and customs developed by Native Americans

21. Native Americans in Texas
The Farmers:
Caddoes and Wichitas
The Hunters:
Kiowas, Lipan Apaches and Comanches
The Plant Gatherers:
Tonkawas and Coahuiltecans
The Fishermen:
Karankawas and Atakapans
Have students draw the 4 regions on the map then draw arrows and title arrows in different colors. Fishermen in blue, Farmers in green, Hunters in orange, and Plant Gatherers in blue

22. 1776’s

23. what they ate, what they lived in, how they survived, their customs

24. The Fishermen: Karankawas & Atakapans
lived along the Gulf coast from the lower Trinity River to Corpus Christi

25. I. The Fishermen: Karankawas & Atakapans
A. Main diet – from the Gulf waters.
oysters, clams, scallops, turtles
Gathered nuts, berries, seeds

26. The Fishermen: Karankawas & Atakapans
B. lived in huts that had to be easy to take apart and carry - Nomadic

27. The Fishermen: Karankawas & Atakapans
C. Few remained in Texas after 1858.

28. The Fishermen: Karankawas & Atakapans
D. Both tribes smeared themselves with alligator grease and dirt to ward off mosquitoes.

29. II. The Plant Gatherers: Tonkawas & Coahuiltecans
lived along the rivers and creeks of Central Texas and inland from Galveston Bay westward

30. The Plant Gatherers: Tonkawas & Coahuiltecans
A. Gathered – herbs, roots, seeds, fruits
- Hunted – rabbits, turtles, skunks, snakes, deer, wild pigs

31. The Plant Gatherers: Tonkawas & Coahuiltecans
B. lived in low circular huts that were dome shaped - Sedentary

32. The Plant Gatherers: Tonkawas & Coahuiltecans
C. Many moved to Mexico and joined tribes there.

33. The Plant Gatherers: Tonkawas & Coahuiltecans
D. When a loved one died, mourning was for 3 months… they did not leave the camp during this time.

34. Hot Question
Formulate a theory about the fisherman, and what they used to catch fish in order to provide themselves and their family with food.

35. Tuesday, Sept. 19, 2017 Things to do:
Get your binder and go directly to your seat.
Start working on Tuesday warm-up
Tutorials for Quiz Re-take WF
Test on Thursday

36. Tuesday Warm-Up
Tattoos, beadwork, and types of dances are all examples of—
culture
economic differences
food sources
nomadic tribe

37. Learning Target:
We will compare the cultures of american Indians in Texas prior to European colonization such as Gulf, Plains, Puebloan and Southeastern.
Success Criteria:
I will underline the facts on the foldable about the Native Americans way of life.

38. Vocabulary

39. Sedentary
Staying in one place.

40. Building material made of dried clay mud.
Adobe
Building material made of
dried clay mud.

41. Native American name for corn.
Maize
Native American name for corn.

42. A religious figure who was believed to have healing powers
Shaman
A religious figure who was believed to have healing powers

43. Tepee
A portable home, made of tanned bison hides, fastened to a framework of poles

44. III. The Hunters: Kiowas, Lipan Apaches, & Comanches
roamed constantly from the northern part of West Texas down to the border and over into Mexico and New Mexico

45. The Hunters: Kiowas, Lipan Apaches, & Comanches
A. Main source of food: Buffalo

46. The Hunters: Kiowas, Lipan Apaches, & Comanches
B. Lived in tepees of buffalo hide - Nomadic

47. The Hunters: Kiowas, Lipan Apaches, & Comanches
C. Because of wars and diseases, they all died in Texas by the early 1900s.

48. The Hunters: Kiowas, Lipan Apaches, & Comanches
D. Both wore clothing made of tanned buffalo hide decorated with beads, shells, and animal teeth.

49. Hot Question
Explain how the Hunters traveled from place to place.

50. The Farmers: Caddoes & Wichitas
lived in the Piney Woods area of East Texas and near Dallas and Ft. Worth.

51. The Farmers: Caddoes & Wichitas
Food:
Farming: corn, beans, melons, pumpkins, tobacco, and squash.
Gathered: wild berries, nuts, figs, peaches, and honey.
Trapped small animals : rabbit.

52. The Farmers: Caddoes & Wichitas
B. Lived in grass huts that looked like beehives - Sedentary

53. The Farmers: Caddoes & Wichitas
C. Not all men of the tribe were warriors.
- Because of wars and diseases of the white man, there were virtually none left in Texas by the early 1900s.

54. The Farmers: Caddoes & Wichitas
D. Both painted themselves with bright colors and wore shells, bones, animal teeth, seeds and feathers.
- All Native Americans practiced tattooing.

55. Why do you think these Native American houses are different?

56. What are some uses of the buffalo?

58. Wednesday, Sept. 20, 2017 Things to do:
Get your binder and go directly to your seat.
Start working on Wednesday warm-up
Tutorials for Quiz Retake F
Test on Thursday

59. Wednesday Warm-Up
Which American Indian tribe is located in the Panhandle of Texas?
Tiguas
Coahuiltecans
Karankawas
Kiowas

60. Learning Target:
We will review the four regions of Texas and
Native Americans for the test on Thursday.
Success Criteria:
I will review for the test on Thursday

61. Review for Test
The activity we will use to review with is Quiz, Discuss, Review.
Quiz: You will independently write down the answer to the question then show the teacher.
Discuss: You will then discuss the answer to the question with your partner
Review: The class will then review the answers to the question

62. Thursday, Sept. 21, 2017 Things to do:
All you need is a pencil, a highlighter and a book to read after the test
Place all belongings in the front of the classroom.
All electronics go in the correct clear pocket

63. Learning Target:
We will test over Natural Texas and its people.
Success Criteria:
I will use testing strategies on the test.

64. Friday, Sept. 22, 2017 Things to do:
Get your binder and go directly to your seat.
Start working on Friday’s warm-up

65. Learning Target:
We will identify the areas of Natural Texas and Its People
Success Criteria:
I will create an outline of information missed on
The test.