From Time Immemorial to Today’s Melding
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We begin with a contrast of Federal, State and local governments compared to Indigenous Peoples’ (Time Immemorial pathways). Information on Cascadia’s unique blending of cultures’
histories and use of ethnobotanicals is contained in over 300 lessons. We end with a study of the future because there will be a future: 1) we will solve the challenge of humans potentially destroying their nest and 2) it will be the continued melding of cultures that continues to make America unique. History Lessons contain introductions to the State’s Native Plants and Native Animals and are intended to excite the interest of elementary school youngsters, cement a lifetime interest among secondary youngsters, and provide pleasure and direction to those who live to old age. We teach visually with remediation (for wrong answers) allowing students to learn from their mistakes. This is the greatest gift of history to future generations, the learning from past mistakes.
Constitutions & Governance
Independence: Revolution and the U.S. Constitution in Indian Country
Distant Past’s Artifacts and Relics
Stories and Histories of Our Place
Before Explorers & Extinctions
Living in Washington: Celilo Falls
Explorers, Exploiters & the Fur Trade
Encounter, Colonization, and Devastation: Tribal Homelands
Territorial History & Mining
Exploring the Pacific Northwest Prior to Statehood: Tribal Homelands
Homestead Act, Farms & Shuffling of the Cards
Honoring the Salmon
Statehood, Bad Use Land Leasing & Logging
Legacy for Us Today: Elwha
The Careless, the GI Bill & Extinctions
Being Citizens of Washington: Salmon Recovery and the Boldt Decision
Environmental Past, Present & the Future
Giving Thanks: A Native American Cultural Tradition Time Immemorial Learning Goals:
(Learn about plants and animals of their region and … where their food comes from …)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Washington_(state)
Of the 3 groups below, which is the most unlikely to have written the prose found on the State website shown above?
the Chimakum warrior who killed Chief Seattle’s son
a rural school’s state history teacher with 4 other daily lesson plan preparations
modern day hunter with a Lecia Riflescope for Native Deer
Photo by Bonhoeffer Gardens waterfall,
the State Flower of Washington,
the Pacific Rhododendron
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