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Recording a Dying Language | Global Oneness Project

Global Oneness Project

Updated:

2019

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Resource

Multiple Subjects
- American Imperialism
- Classroom Materials
- Cultural Perspectives
- Current Events
- Discussions
- Ecology
- Listening and Reading
- National and Western Expansion
- Native Americans
- Patterns of historical succession and duration
- Plant and Animal Interactions
- Reaching out to ELL Students and Families
MS, HS

Standards aligned

Students watch a film about a Native American woman who is the last fluent speaker of her language and explore the themes of endangered languages and...

Today's Native America | Global Oneness Project

Global Oneness Project

Updated:

2019

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Multiple Subjects
- Current Events
- Discussions
- Environment and Conservation
- Informative/Explanatory Writing
- Key Ideas and Details
- Narratives
- Native Americans
- Oral Reports
- Persuasion
- Reaching out to ELL Students and Families
- Research
- Visual Arts
MS, HS

Standards aligned

In this lesson, students view photographs which document Native American voices and explore the themes of identity, cultural displacement, and...

Cultural Heritage: Recording a Native Language Dictionary | Global Oneness Project

Global Oneness Project

Updated:

2020

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Multiple Subjects
- Current Events
- Discussions
- Human Systems
- Informative/Explanatory Writing
- Language
High School

Standards aligned

Students watch a film about a Native American woman, Marie Wilcox, who is the last fluent speaker of Wukchumni. For seven years, she created a...

The Importance of Indigenous Language Revitalization | Global Oneness Project

Global Oneness Project

Updated:

2020

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Resource

Multiple Subjects
- Current Events
- English Language Arts
- Maps
Middle School

Common Core

Students watch a film about a Native American woman, Marie Wilcox, who is the last fluent speaker of Wukchumni. For seven years, she created a...