Lesson
Plan
In
these mini-lessons students will learn the importance of using artifacts
in order to interpret and learn about history from actual objects as
opposed to written history. And to learn more about Freedmanís Village.
Download
Power
Point ÝÝÝÝÝÝÝÝÝ
ßHistory of Freedmanís Village
ßABCís of Archaeology
ßAll About Artifacts
ßInteractive Quiz
Supplementary
Resource
Freedmanís Bureau
Worksheet
ABCís of Archaeology
Vocab. Worksheet
ABCís of Archaeology Test
K-W-L Chart
Analyzing Artifacts
from Slave Life worksheet
Pictures of 5
artifacts for groups
Analyzing
Artifacts from our Culture worksheet
Bibliography
& List of Sources
http://www.kidsdigreed.com
/http://oha.ci.alexandria.va.us/archaeology
/ar-exhibits-witness.html
http://www.apva.org
/http://www.mountvernon.org/archaeology
/http://www.history.org
/history/argy/index.cfm
Archaeology is a means of understanding our common heritage, who we are as human beings, and how we came to be the way we are today. A way to develop informed, thoughtful, and responsible behavior toward all cultural resources, which are nonrenewable and irreplaceable.
Archaeology
is a mystery-laden
experience that requires imagination, creativity, and logic
About the Author
My
name is Charity SorgieI.
received my BA in Anthropology from American University in 1998. I worked
as an intern at the National History for a summer cataloging skeletal
remains. I am currently working on my MEd in ESL at Marymount University.
You may contact me at JCSorgie@aol.com