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1 Half Term 6 Learning Objectives Success Criteria / Specification Point / PLC Possible Activities Compulsory Activity Homework / Assessment 1. Know who the first Americans were Explain who the first Americans were. Investigate the different Native American homelands Who were the first Americans? Discuss as a group and share thoughts/ideas with the class. Image - What does this tell you? Discuss Task 1 - Who were the first Americans? Pupils use the information on the sheet to answer questions. Task 2 Native American Homelands - Working in groups students are to research 4 different homelands of the Native Americans using the fact sheets provided and present it on sugar paper. Students are only allowed to use 10 words for each homeland. They can use as many symbols/drawings as they want. Full instructions on PP. OR Use the information to individually complete the tables. Students choose one of the homelands and explain. Why is their homeland a good place to live Why is their homeland a difficult place to live Task 1 who were first Americans?

2 2. Know how Native Americans lived To describe what it was like living in a tepee Use sources to identify the good and bad points What does a tepee look like? Students to draw a tepee. Task 1 - Life in a tepee. Use page of Native Peoples of North America text book to fill in the sheet. Task 2 Use template and symbols sheet to make own tepee. Need A3 paper, colouring pencils, sellotape and straws. Who made the best tepee? 3. To know how Native Americans survived Describe a Buffalo Hunt Explain what the buffalo was used for Image - What does this tell us about Native Americans? Write 3 points Task 1 - Clip from Dances With Wolves. What does this clip tell you about the buffalo hunt? Task 2 The Buffalo Hunt - Use page 33. Read source B. Use this information and the clip to write a description of a buffalo hunt. Ext task on PP. Task 3 What was the buffalo used for? Draw a table, like the one on the PP and use pages 26, 27, 28, 29, 31, 32, 33 to complete it. Make a decision. The Native Americans were right to hunt the buffalo or The Native Americans were wrong to hunt the buffalo Table of how the buffalo was used by Native Americans

3 4. Know how the Native Americans used buffalo skin. To produce a story on a replica buffalo skin Recap how the buffalo was used by Native Americans Students to make replica buffalo skin using the template. You will need brown paper, candle wax and colouring pencils. Instructions are on the PP. Share buffalo skins and keep for wall display Create a wall display of what life was like on a Native American camp. Include: Religion, Women Children, Warriors and weapons and the importance of the Buffalo 5. Know how Native Americans communicated Interpret Native American symbols to explain how they communicated Images of modern signs on PP what do they mean? Task 1 Students to think of a day from a recent weekend or holiday. They should then try to draw what you did on that day just using pictures. Swap drawings and try to interpret them. Task 2 Draw and complete table to highlight the advantages and disadvantages of sign language. Task 3 Try to interpret the sign language used on a Native American calendar. Do you think that historians should guess about events from one source like this? Discuss.

4 6. Know how the white man changed the Plains Explain how the white man changed the Plains Explore the positive and negative impact What did the white settlers want? YouTube clip from Pocahontas. What does John Smith tell Pocahontas that his people want to do with the land? Feedback Task 1 - White People Move West True or False? Students to read the information and answer the questions true/false at the bottom of the sheet. Task 2 How The Whites Changed the Plains? Students to use the information sheet to find the positives and negatives of how the white settlers changed the Plains. The following areas will be looked at: Settlers Disease Horses Bison New Ways Were the white settlers and Native Americans ever going to get along? Debate and discuss.

5 7. Question the importance of war to Native Americans Explain Native American weapons and warfare Why war? Discuss using images on PP. Background to why there was conflict between the US government and Native Americans Task 1 Scalping briefly explain what it is and watch the clip. (warning re. blood) Task 2 Warriors and Weapons. On a double page in your book create a poster with the headings blow. Use pgs 41/3. Counting coups Causes of war Preparing for war Methods of war Scalping Weapons (old and new) Discussion and debate. How different was Native American fighting to now? Why was it different in some ways? What conclusions can we draw from the evidence on war of Native Americans?

6 8. Know what happened at the Battle of Little Big Horn Personalised Learning cklists can be found in each ent s exercise book. Explain what happened at the Battle of Little Big Horn (TPGG) What happened? Summarise the story into 40 words. Was Custer to blame for losing the Battle of Little Big Horn? Students use the evidence sheets to answer the question and record their answers on the worksheet. To what extent was Custer to blame for losing the Battle of Little Bighorn? Students are to write a structured piece of writing to answer this question. Encourage them to PEEL. Explain paragraph on whether Custer was to blame for losing the battle of little big horn

7 9. Investigate how Native Americans adapted to life on a reservation Explain how the lives of Native Americans changed on a reservation. Identify positives and negatives Solve the cryptogram and use the information to answer the questions below: 1. What was an Indian reservation? 2. Who gave the Native Americans the land? 3. Who was in charge of the land? 4. Why did the government want the Native Americans to give up hunting? Why were the Native Americans angry? Direct teaching using the information on the PP. Task 1 - Problems with reservations. In groups of 4 look at pages Look and write down a list of problems/issues that the Native Americans had with reservations. Task 2 - what was it like living on a reservation? Working in groups research what life was like on a reservation. Life on the reservations. Corrupt government agents Continual encroachments (constantly taking more land) The results (impact) Choose one of the following tasks: Write a discussion between the government officials and the Indians receiving their rations. Write a discussion between two or more Native Americans about how they feel about their new life. Write a magazine article about the impact of reservations on Native Americans. List of Key Words Would you agree that the lives of Native Americans changed for the better between 1880 and 1920?

8 Find the facts in the cryptogram. writing task 10. Understand what life is like for Native Americans today To identify positive and negatives of Native American life today Task 1 - Native Americans Today. Watch the clip and make a list. Task 2 Positives and Negatives of Native American Life Today. Draw and table (on PP) and use the sources to complete it. Would you rather be a Native American living before 1890 or a Native American today? Add in knowledge. THEN add in support from the source. E.g Source A supports this as is states. (TPGG) *Times when Think Pink go Green will be used should be indicated with (TPGG). *Rows 1-7 do not have to be used to indicate a 50 minute lesson. Each row could be used to give details for a series of lessons (usually no more than 3)

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