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4th Grade

Exploration of Achievements - Iconic Civilizations - Ancient Japan & China

Exploration of Achievements - Iconic Civilizations - Ancient Japan & China

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Exploration of Achievements - Iconic Civilizations - Ancient Japan & China

4th Grade

Seasonal

Investigate the architectural innovation, military strategies, and artistic accomplishments of ancient Japan and China. Gain a thorough understanding of their enduring legacies and notable influences on subsequent generations. Develop analytical skills to assess how these civilizations have shaped historical narratives and impacted global development.

5th Grade

Understanding Contributions - Hispanic Heritage & Latino Influence - U.S. Culture & History

Understanding Contributions - Hispanic Heritage & Latino Influence - U.S. Culture & History

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Understanding Contributions - Hispanic Heritage & Latino Influence - U.S. Culture & History

5th Grade

Seasonal

Examine the significant contributions of Latino individuals and communities to U.S. cultural history, highlighting the importance of Hispanic Heritage Month. Understand the impact of treaties, analyze demographic data, and assess the representation of Latinos in various sectors. Develop critical thinking and analytical skills as well as a deeper appreciation for the diverse influences shaping the nation's cultural landscape.

9th Grade - 12th Grade

Historical Analysis - Indigenous Representation - Early South East Asian and Indigenous Cinema

Historical Analysis - Indigenous Representation - Early South East Asian and Indigenous Cinema

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Historical Analysis - Indigenous Representation - Early South East Asian and Indigenous Cinema

9th Grade - 12th Grade

Seasonal

Examine the transformation of Indigenous representation in Australian cinema, focusing on the influence of activism and government support on Indigenous filmmakers. Understand the historical context, challenges, and achievements that have shaped Indigenous narratives on screen. Analyze the socio-political factors contributing to this evolution, while exploring the role of advocacy and policy changes in fostering a diverse and authentic cinematic landscape. Develop critical thinking and analytical skills by engaging with case studies and historical examples, and gain a comprehensive understanding of the intersection between cinema, culture, and politics.

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