101. Asia-related Education Websites                          This site includes lesson plans on a range of topics including human rights, This lesson uses an article on a Japanese gymnastics hopeful to learn about http://www.isop.ucla.edu/eas/web/educweb.htm

UCLA Center for East Asian Studies Asia-related Education Sites on the Web General China History Holidays/Calendars ... Women General CEAS Resources In addition to the internet resources list you've already discovered, we have an annotated list of curriculum materials , a guide to educational films on Asia, a catalog of Asian studies journals , a catalog of language programs and a statistics index . Teachers participating in our summer institute have prepared some useful curriculum units Asia via the Web is our comprehensive annotated guide to Asia-related websites. For the latest news about or from Asia via web radio and television, click here . Click here for maps About.com This company has compiled an extensive collection of China related education resources (lessons on holidays, calligraphy, and more). These are produced by a wide range of units, including the Indiana East Asian Studies Center and SPICE (cited elsewhere on this list). Click first on secondary school educators (in the top frame) and then under "Net Links." AccessAsia This is an Australian initiative to train teachers in workshops and by providing on-line tutorials. The site is only now being developed, though it appears promising.

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103. Lesson Plan: African Americans In The Columbia Basin African Americans in the Columbia River Basin lesson plans for Teachers In this lesson students will learn how African Americans built their own http://www.vancouver.wsu.edu/crbeha/lp/lp_aa.htm

African Americans in the Columbia River Basin: Lesson Plans for Teachers LESSON PLANS Lesson 1: Migration and Settlement In this lesson students will explore the reasons why African Americans migrated to and settled in the Columbia River Basin. Lesson 2: Building Communities In this lesson students will learn how African Americans built their own communities and institutions. Lesson 3: Problems of Race and Space In this lesson students will explore the experiences of African Americans in relations with white society in the Columbia River Basin Lesson 4: The Work Experience of African Americans In this lesson students will learn about the work experience of African Americans in the Columbia River Basin LEARNING OBJECTIVES After completing this module students will: acquire a basic understanding of when and why African Americans first migrated to the Columbia River Basin and why they continued to settle in the region acquire a basic understanding of how African Americans built communities in the Columbia River Basin acquire a basic understanding of the problems African Americans faced in their interaction with white society in the Columbia River Basin acquire a basic understanding of the work experiences of African Americans in the Columbia River Basin

104. Lesson Plan Insert a brief overview of your lesson plan. Remember teachers are your idea of your lesson plan highlights. Subject Social Studies TopicEarly Humans http://ctap295.ctaponline.org/~crspeedy/

Early Humans Christie Speed Introduction Standards Objectives Activities ... Resources If you have a large image, insert here and delete small image cell below. Introduction Insert a brief overview of your lesson plan. Remember teachers are your target audience on this page. You might want to edit this section after you have finished designing your lesson. At that time you'll have a better idea of your lesson plan highlights. Subject : Social Studies Topic :Early Humans Grade Level :Sixth Student Lesson :Early Humans URL:http://ctap295.ctaponline.org/~crspeedy/student Standards Addressed Grade Level: Sixth Grade Social Studies: Ancient Civilizations Archaeological studies of the early physical and cultural development of mankind 6.1 Students describe what is known through archaeological studies of the early physical and cultural development of mankind from the Paleolithic Era to the agricultural revolution, in terms of: 1.the hunter-gatherer societies and their characteristics, including the development of tools and the use of fire 2.the location of human communities that populated the major regions of the world and how humans adapted to a variety

105. Lesson Plan - Birthdays lesson plan for a grade 34 unit on birthdays. http://teacherlink.ed.usu.edu/tlresources/units/Byrnes-celebrations/Birthday.htm

Birthdays (Mini Unit) Grade Level: 3rd-4th Author: Jennilyn Waite Background: Long ago, before early people had a way of marking time, little attention was paid to a person's birthday. Even though everyone knew that people grew older, they had no way of correctly keeping track of time. It wasn't until the early people learned more about how time passed that they kept note about time changes and developed a calendar and began to celebrate special events such as birthdays. When birthdays were first starting to be celebrated, they were only held in honor of prominent men in a country. Unlike times of today, "common" people (especially children) rarely celebrated their birthdays during the early days. Today, birthdays are celebrated by young and old alike all around the world. Many countries have different customs from ours for celebrating birthdays but at the same time there are a lot that celebrate their birthdays in quite similar ways as we do. Some of the countries that are very similar to The United States include Austria, Denmark, Ireland, Sweden, and Switzerland. Even though every country has their own special customs, they are not always the same for that

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