Native American Acrostic Poems — The Gateway to 21st Century Skills

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Native American Acrostic Poems
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title	Native American Acrostic Poems
description	In this lesson, students will synthesize the knowledge they have acquired about early Native American tribes by creating and presenting an acrostic poem that incorporates pictures symbolizing important characteristics of the tribes. In creating the acrostic poems students will utilize a variety of technology including digital cameras, scanners, image editing software and word processing software. The lesson will culminate in an oral presentation of the poems.
subject	united states history, literature,
type	Lesson plan
level	5
keywords	Artwork, Native Americans, American Indians, Poetry, Acrostic poems,
mediator	Elementary school teachers
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onlineprovider	Alabama Learning Exchange (ALEX)
EssentialResources	Print materials containing pictures related to early Native American tribes; computers with Internet access; digital cameras; scanner; LCD projector; Image Blender, Composer, or other image editing software; SmartBoard (optional)
publisher	Alabama Learning Exchange (ALEX)
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