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Lesson Plan: Ekungok i Estoriå-ta (Listen to our Stories)

The Guam Preservation Trust offers Ekungok i Estoriå-ta (Listen to Our Stories), an online resource for teaching about Guam’s historic sites. These 10 treasured stories of significant historic sites on Guam are told in CHamoru, both in narrative and song, as the goal of this project is to provide opportunities for teachers to use a variety of teaching methods for place-based learning. 

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Educational Lesson Plans, Grade-levels, Language Arts, Middle School, Subjects

Lesson Plan: Personal Narrative Essay

This lesson will allow students explore a moment in their lives to write a personal narrative essay. Personal narratives allow them to share their life with others and vicariously experience the things that happen around them. Their job as the writer is to put the reader in the midst of the action, letting him or her live through an experience.

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Educational Lesson Plans, Elementary, Grade-levels, Social Studies, Subjects

Lesson Plan: Our Place In The World

This is an introductory lesson to 5th grade geography, culture, history, and government. Students will learn to locate islands and key features on maps in the region in which they live. They will later use these skills to locate countries, states, and key features on a map or globe of the United States and the world as well as build background knowledge for future Social Studies lessons.

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Educational Lesson Plans, Elementary, Grade-levels, Language Arts, Subjects

Lesson Plan: I Am Different

What do most students like to talk about when they come back to school in August? You probably guessed it. They like talking about themselves! So, why not find time letting them do just that? Help students celebrate their individuality and learn about likenesses and differences. This lesson builds those important skills and a sense of family in your classroom.

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