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Indigenous Myths & Legends [editar]
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Enviado por:
Shelly Mediratta (see all activities by this member)

Año:
• Primaria Inicial (7 a 9)

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Temas:
• Music

Sitios Web Utilizados:
• Indigenous Peoples Featured Theme
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Información
Descripción:
In this activity, your students will explore the creation myths and legends of different Indegenous Peoples. They will get the chance to compare and contrast their similarities and differences with other myths and legends from around the world. Applying their newfound information and imagination, they will write and illustrate a myth as a modern day short story for younger children, selecting one of the groups of Indigenous People. The story must be typed and submitted using a word processing program.

Criterios de alineación:
- Music (2 Alineaciones) [mostrar]
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Resultados:
- The student will compare and contrast creation legends across cultures.
- The student will compose and edit a short story.

Herramientas y Materiales
Word processing software

Tiempo Requerido:
280 minutes over 6-7 days (shorter or longer depending on your teaching style)

Procesos:
- Begin by helping students to determine the differences between a myth and a legend. Visit various sites including TIG's Featured Theme to learn more about myths and legends.
- The students select one group of Indigenous People and make up a modern day myth.
- Illustrations can either be made by hand or searching the Internet. You could even have the students design their own graphics using technology.
- An option to consider is to have older students present their stories to a primary classroom and use the TIG link as a visual aid, guiding them through all the different information to help them better understand.