colorado project archaeology workshop

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Get a jump on the Common Core State Standards in English Language Arts through the fascinating field of archaeology. High quality professional development work- shop; lunch and snacks provided $200 stipend available just for attending Materials endorsed by the National Council for the Social Studies You will be ready to teach on Monday!! Project Archaeology: Investigating Shelter includes everything you will need to teach archaeology in grades 3-5. The guide incorporates three hallmarks of the Common Core in English Language Arts: (1) it is inquiry-based, (2) it includes performance-based assessments, and (3) it allows students to integrate science and social studies seam- lessly. You and your students can analyze artifacts, rock art, and oral histories from a Northwestern Colorado Rock Shelter using the basics of scientific inquiry (observation, inference, evidence, and classification). Location: SWCA Environmental Consultants 295 Interlocken Blvd., Suite 300 Broomfield, CO 80021 To register contact: Victoria Bochniak (406)994-6727 [email protected] Project Archaeology is sponsored by the Bureau of Land Management and Montana State University. Archaeology and the Common Core Saturday November 3, 2012 9 am - 4 pm

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Page 1: Colorado Project Archaeology Workshop

Get a jump on the Common Core State Standards in English Language Arts through the fascinating field of archaeology.

♦ High quality professional development work-shop; lunch and snacks provided

♦ $200 stipend available just for attending ♦ Materials endorsed by the National Council for the Social Studies

♦ You will be ready to teach on Monday!!

Project Archaeology: Investigating Shelter includes everything you will need to teach archaeology in grades 3-5. The guide incorporates three hallmarks of the Common Core in English Language Arts: (1) it is inquiry-based, (2) it includes performance-based assessments, and (3) it allows students to integrate science and social studies seam-lessly. You and your students can analyze artifacts, rock art, and oral histories from a Northwestern Colorado

Rock Shelter using the basics of scientific inquiry (observation, inference, evidence, and classification).

Location:

SWCA Environmental Consultants

295 Interlocken Blvd., Suite 300

Broomfield, CO 80021

To register contact: Victoria Bochniak

(406)994-6727

[email protected]

Project Archaeology is sponsored by the Bureau of Land Management and Montana State University.

Archaeology and the Common Core

Saturday November 3, 2012 9 am - 4 pm