Contributors/Editors
Dr. Lee-Anne T. Spalding; Kendra Hazen
Keywords
Timucua; Calusa; Seminole; Florida; Native American; Tribes; Tattoos; Seashells; Flipbook; Everglades; Chickee; Osceola; Seminole Wars; Orange County Regional History Center; Virtual tour; Field trip
Abstract
During this unit, students will learn about Native American tribes in Florida. To enhance student knowledge, teachers will either facilitate a virtual tour of the “First Peoples” Exhibit at the Orange County Regional History Center that was created by the pre-service teacher authors or organize a First Floridians field trip to the Orange County Regional History for their students. Using a variety of reading materials and resources, students will explore and compare various cultural aspects of the Timucua, Calusa, and Seminole tribes. As a culminating activity, students will apply their new knowledge of Native Floridians by creating roleplay presentations in collaborative groups.
Date Created
9-4-2024
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STARS Citation
Millet, Omaris A.; Holtery, Lillian; Anderson, Rebekah; and Ramsey, Riley, "UCF PEGASUS PLAN - 4th Grade - Florida Native American Tribes" (2024). Pegasus Plans: Social Studies Unit Plans for Florida Teachers. 6.
https://stars.library.ucf.edu/pegasus-plans/6
Native American Tribes in Florida - Accompanying Materials.pdf (29535 kB)
Native American Tribes in Florida - Slide Deck.pptx (109987 kB)
Orange County Regional History Center Virtual Tour - Slide Deck.pdf (15622 kB)
Orange County Regional History Center Virtual Tour - Slide Deck.pptx (45186 kB)
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