The big social studies unit in third grade is our Native American unit. The kiddos study 4 different tribes, then they each select a specific topic to research even more: they take notes, write a paper, and create an artifact. Then we open a museum!
Last Friday was the big day!
Each group created a tri-fold poster with their reports, a map showing where the tribe lived, and some facts about the tribe. The work they put into these was amazing. This is the point at the year where I realize how much they have grown!
Parents and other classes came to see all their hard work. The second graders were really excited to learn all about this next year!
Onward to the end of the year now!!
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8 thoughts on the matter:
Wow! The kiddos did a great job!
They are very impressive displays! I love to see all of their different styles!
So much fun to see the kids get into a project with enthusiasm. My grandson is doing his solar project presentation today.
As you know Zachary had this project this year too! Great job to your students!
Very cool- I always loved this stuff when I was in school.
One of my favorite studies of all. You can do so much with the topic and it's meaningful!
I love this.....one of my favorite books is THE INDIAN IN THE CUPBOARD.
What a fun idea. I liked the cabbage patch caboose :)
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