Moodle.esd113.org/pluginfile.php/1526/mod_label/intro/TeachersGuide6thEdition.pdf. Course: The State We're In: Washington. "The Treaty Trail, A Treaty Trail lesson plan, Examining Artifacts of Encounter: Students Report on the History of Isaac Stevens' Coat" By Patricia Erikson This may be used as a Dig Deep Classroom-Based Assessment for middle school students.
Summary: In this exercise, students will have the opportunity to imagine that they are a museum curator who examines old artifacts and documents for clues of an earlier time period. They then have an opportunity to write up their interpretation of this history by crafting a press release announcing the rediscovery of an artifact that was donated to the Washington State Historical Society's collection in 1921. In order to accomplish this task, students will identify significant events from the 19th and early 20th century time periods on a timeline by examining related artifacts, primary documents, and secondary source readings. Essential Questions for Students: How do objects reflect culture?
Essential Understandings. G7CausesofConflict. Causes_of_conflict_nigeria_ms_cba_-_final. Causes of Conflict. The Seattle Civil Rights and Labor History website offers an excellent set of resources to use with the OSPI “Causes of Conflict” CBA.
Because the purpose of the CBA is to analyze sources--not to collect them--our website is an excellent gateway for oral histories, primary source documents, and secondary source essays for students to use in developing their persuasive paper. Additionally, the novel format of oral histories will help students become and remain engaged. This lesson plan fulfills the requirement for the state-mandated Classroom Based Assessment.
We guide teachers and students through the “Causes of Conflict” CBA using the oral histories, historical photographs, and primary and secondary sources found on our site. With our site as a gateway to these resources, along with worksheets for the students, the CBA becomes a manageable and enjoyable student-led research project. Columbia Kids: Issue 4. Lewis & Clark in Columbia River Country, Tribal Cultures & Homelands: The Columbia Plateau. Washington, Our Home: New 4th Grade Textbook - Gibbs Smith, Publisher, Ruth Pelz. Mr. Hofmann's Website: Marysville School Dist. 8th Grade HiCap Social Studies This page will be a daily account of what we are doing in this class.
If you are absent use this to see what you need to make up. You can access THE WASHINGTON JOURNEY textbook at home. Log in: phof Password: wildcat Tuesday 6/4 We worked on LESSON 6.3.1 WWI AFTERMATH & collected it today. NO CURRENT EVENTS this week. ALL LATE AND MISSING ASSIGNMENTS MUST BE IN BY Wednesday 6/13 Thursday 5/31 We scorecd LESSON 6.3 WWI & collected it today and began working on 6.3.2 WWI AFTERMATH. CURRENT EVENTS 20 is due MONDAY 6/4 Wednesday 5/30 We worked on LESSON 6.3 WWI & collected it today Tuesday 5/29 LESSON 6.2 REFORM MOVEMENTS was collected today Wednesday 5/23 Social Studies We scored began working on LESSON 6.2 REFORM MOVEMENTS Tuesday 5/22. History Lab. Historical Timeline of Events Leading to the formation of Washington State. The Washington Journey: New 7th Grade Textbook - Gibbs Smith, Publisher, Laurie Winn Carlson,Michael K. Green, Charlene Kerwin Reyes. The Washington Journey - 10thStreet. The Washington Journey (7th grade)
Home - Pacific Northwest Collection. The Pacific Northwest Collection began in 1905 with a distributed leaflet by University Librarian Henry Canby Coffman requesting the donation of books, manuscripts, maps, pamphlets and other materials which illustrated the history and present condition of Washington State and the broader Pacific Northwest region.
The Pacific Northwest region was defined by past University Librarian, Charles W. Smith, as “that geographical area lying north of California and west of the Rocky mountains, including the states of Oregon, Washington, Idaho and Montana, together with British Columbia, Alaska and the Yukon.” The Collection is substantially built on the generous material and monetary donations of people such as Edmond Meany, Manson Backus, Edward W. Allen, Robert Hitchman and many others. Washington State Historical Society. Home - History: Pacific Northwest. WA State History. Washington State History Contact Mrs.
Cassel erikac@cksd.wednet.edu The independent study course for Achieve students is based on these essential questions provided by the Office of the Superintendent of Public Instruction in Washington. Enduring Understandings/ Essential Questions Students will come to their own understanding of the following questions: How has physical geography affected the growth and development of the state? General Web Resources 100 years in the Pacific Northwest (Seattle Times) The Free Online Encyclopedia of Washington State History. Washington State History Museum.