5 | Social Studies 8-26.27 Assignments
- Instructor
- Corey O'Bannon
- Term
- 2026-2027 Academic Term
- Department
- Social Studies
- Description
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September 2026
| Su | Mo | Tu | We | Th | Fr | Sa |
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| 1 event • | 2 events •• | 1 event • | ||||
Upcoming Assignments
No upcoming assignments.
Past Assignments
Due:
B.3 - Regional Artifact
Please follow the in-class directions and the directions in the slide deck to complete a regional artifact slide.
You will need to find an artifact in the National Museum of the American Indian collections and connect it to its environment.
Your slide requires:
a partially transparent background representing the environment, taken from a .gov, .org, or .edu website (the image should have a link)
an image of an artifact from the National Museum of the American Indian (the image should be a link)
completed text components on the slide (according to the example)
You will need to find an artifact in the National Museum of the American Indian collections and connect it to its environment.
Your slide requires:
a partially transparent background representing the environment, taken from a .gov, .org, or .edu website (the image should have a link)
an image of an artifact from the National Museum of the American Indian (the image should be a link)
completed text components on the slide (according to the example)
Due:
B.2 - First Americans Notebook Work
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B.1 - Why Land Matters to Native Americans
Please complete the attached Edpuzzle!
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A.4 - Lunch Room Fight
Please complete the first page by the Thurs/Fri's class!
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A.5 - Final Personal Timeline
Please bring your finished personal timeline to class! Hopefully this looks like a narrow piece of cardstock (provided). Directions on are on that page!
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A.3 - Final Life Map
Please bring your finalized "Life Map" to class. Be sure that lines are in pen or marker (and not pencil), and that you have added color! I'm very excited to see your work!
If you have not already done so, you may wish to view some examples of super fancy life maps (yours do NOT need to be this fancy) at https://www.bloomberg.com/features/2020-coronavirus-lockdown-neighborhood-maps/
P.S. My hope is that you are able to finish this before class without any stress. If you need until our first day together next week to complete this, please just leave a private comment to let me know and you can have a bit of additional time.
If you have not already done so, you may wish to view some examples of super fancy life maps (yours do NOT need to be this fancy) at https://www.bloomberg.com/features/2020-coronavirus-lockdown-neighborhood-maps/
P.S. My hope is that you are able to finish this before class without any stress. If you need until our first day together next week to complete this, please just leave a private comment to let me know and you can have a bit of additional time.
Due:
A.2 - Life Map Sketch
Please create a sketch or "scribble" of a "Life Map" by considering the places (or activities) that are a regular and important part of your life and making a visual representation of how they are connected. A sketch should take no more than 15 minutes (hopefully closer to five!), and we'll be remaking final versions later this week.
It will help to view examples of Life Maps because there are so many creative ways to complete this assignment. If you would like some examples of super fancy life maps (yours do NOT need to be this fancy), visit https://www.bloomberg.com/features/2020-coronavirus-lockdown-neighborhood-maps/
You can also view the attached student examples!
It will help to view examples of Life Maps because there are so many creative ways to complete this assignment. If you would like some examples of super fancy life maps (yours do NOT need to be this fancy), visit https://www.bloomberg.com/features/2020-coronavirus-lockdown-neighborhood-maps/
You can also view the attached student examples!