Lesson/Unit Planning Student Lessons Assignments

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has of
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is notified
knowledge
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new submissions
started an assignment
Beginning in 1926 when a (A hired hand who tends
cattle and performs other duties on horseback)
MY
RESPONSE
cowboy
discovered a mammoth skeleton with a
spear-point
its ribs
near
(An
Beginning inin
1926
when
a Folsom,
(A hiredNew
handMexico,
who tends
anthropologist
who
studies
prehistoric
people
and
cattle and performs other duties on horseback)
their culture)
archeologists
have focused
the
cowboy
discovered
a mammoth
skeleton on
with
a
theory
that
(Any
period
of
time
during
which
glaciers
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covered a large
part
of theprehistoric
earth's surface)
Age
anthropologist
who
studies
peopleIce
and
migrations
across
(Click
link
for
more
info
and
facts
their culture) archeologists have focused on the
about Beringia)
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(A strait
theory
that (Any period
timethe
during
which glaciers
connecting
the
Bering
Sea
to
the
Arctic
Ocean)
covered a large part of the earth's surface)
Ice Age
Bering
Strait
approximately
9,000
to
12,000
years
ago
migrations across (Click link for more info and
facts
settled
the
Americas.
The
discovery
of
more
artifacts
about Beringia) Beringia and the (A strait
near Clovis, the
NewBering
Mexico
in to
thethe
1930s
ledOcean)
to the
connecting
Sea
Arctic
Bering Strait approximately 9,000 to 12,000 years ago
Teacher
reads, comments
and marks the
students word
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This is great work. You seem to have done much
Beginning in 1926 when a (A hired hand who tends
research. But… you didn’t answer all of the
cattle and performs other duties on horseback)
questions.
cowboy discovered a mammoth skeleton with a
spear-point in its ribs near Folsom, New Mexico, (An
anthropologist who studies prehistoric people and
their culture) archeologists have focused on the
theory that (Any period of time during which glaciers
covered a large part of the earth's surface) Ice Age
migrations across (Click link for more info and facts
about Beringia) Beringia and the (A strait
connecting the Bering Sea to the Arctic Ocean)
Bering Strait approximately 9,000 to 12,000 years ago
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