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Animal Webquest #2
Animal Webquest #3
Eco Kids
Animal Planet
NC Nature Coalition
NC Environmental Education

Week of March 12
Choose 1May 21
{Animal Project From the Following Options:
Option 1: Colonial Ad
Using your knowledge of advertising techniques,Rubric.doc}
NC Wildlife
Wild NC
Endangered NC Animals
Red Wolf Project
NC Maps
{NC Maps and your knowledgeMap Rubric.doc}
Animal Adaptations
Diary of colonial life in the 17th and 18th Centuries, write an advertisement to convince others in your homeland to travel the Atlantic and settle in your colony.
Colonial Ad Rubric
Option 2: Settler's Postcard
Using your research of religious groups who settled in NC, and your knowledge of a friendly letter, write a postcard sharing your aspects of colonial life with your families back in your European Homeland.
Colonial Postcard Rubric
Resources:
NC History Kids Page
Social Studies for Kids
NC Museum of History Timelines
Settling in the Piedmont Region
NC Museum of History Resources Link
Tryon Palace Magazine: A Multicultural Diet
Tryon Palace Magazine: A Kid's Life at the Palace
Circle of Stories
Myths of the Cherokee
Cherokee Literature
Cherokee Legend: Opossum
Cherokee Legend: Snake
Symbolism of the Eagle Feather
Learn NC: Dramatic Storytelling and Legends
The Algonquians
The Six Iroquois Nations
The Souian
Waccamaw
Tuscorora
Tuscorora of NC
Occaneechi
Waxhaw
Catawba
Cherokee
NC Cherokee
Native American Languages
NC Pedia: Native American History
NC History Museum: Videos on Demand
Fossil Image Galleries
Fantastic Fossils
Virtural Dinosaur Dig
What is a fossil?
Life of a Vertebrate Fossil (This Site is Challenging to read)
I'm keeping these links in case you need them for your next project!
Animations
Landslides
More on Landslides
NC Rivers
NC Geological Survey: HomeAnimal
Animal Webquest #1
Animal Webquest #2
Animal Webquest #3

of March 512
Choose 1 Project From the Following Options:
Option 1: Colonial Ad

For the weekWeek of January 30
Take Survey
Student Survey 4th Grade
The Lost Colony
1. ReadMarch 5
Choose 1 Project From the Links below aboutFollowing Options:
Option 1: Colonial Ad
Using your knowledge of advertising techniques, and your knowledge of colonial life in the Lost Colony2. Read17th and 18th Centuries, write an advertisement to convince others in your homeland to travel the "Lost Colony" story told from the perspectiveAtlantic and settle in your colony.
Colonial Ad Rubric
Option 2: Settler's Postcard
Using your research of the little boy3. On a Venn Diagram, Comparereligious groups who settled in NC, and Contrast this accountyour knowledge of a friendly letter, write a postcard sharing your aspects of colonial life with the story from Pale is the Moon
Fort Raleigh
The Watercolorsyour families back in your European Homeland.
Colonial Postcard Rubric
Resources:
NC History Kids Page
Social Studies for Kids
NC Museum of John WhiteHistory Timelines
Settling in the Piedmont Region
NC Historic Sites
American Indian Literature
{Folktales Article and Questions.pdf} Museum of History Resources Link
Tryon Palace Magazine: A Multicultural Diet
Tryon Palace Magazine: A Kid's Life at the Palace
Circle of Stories
Myths of the Cherokee

The Lost Colony
1. Read the Links below about the Lost Colony2. Read the "Lost Colony" story told from the perspective of the little boy3. On a Venn Diagram, Compare and Contrast this account with the story from Pale is the Moon
The Lost Colony
Fort Raleigh
The Watercolors of John White

Assignments For the week of January 30
Take Survey
Student Survey 4th Grade
The Lost Colony
1. Read the Links below about the Lost Colony2. Read the "Lost Colony" story told from the perspective of the little boy3. On a Venn Diagram, Compare and Contrast this account with the story from Pale is the Moon

of January 2330
The Lost Colony
1. Read the Links below about the Lost Colony2. Read the "Lost Colony" story told from the perspective of the little boy3. On a Venn Diagram, Compare and Contrast this account with the story from Pale is the Moon

of January 1723
The Lost Colony
1. Read the Links below about the Lost Colony2. Read the "Lost Colony" story told from the perspective of the little boy3. On a Venn Diagram, Compare and Contrast this account with the story from Pale is the Moon
The Lost Colony
Fort Raleigh
The Watercolors of John White
NC Historic Sites
American Indian Literature
{Folktales Article and Questions.pdf}