Click here to listen to the studycast for our upcoming test on Native Americans. If you want to download the audio file to your computer, you can right click on the link and choose "Save Target As..." You will then be able to choose a location on your computer to download the file.
One of the hardest things about helping your child study for science and social studies test is simply mastering the content. With the studycast, it takes all the guesswork out of studying! You and your child can listen to the studycast in order to know exactly what information will be covered on the test. Your child can use his or her textbook, class notes, and this studycast to help them prepare for the test. If your child misplaced his or her study guide, you can click here to download an extra copy.
If you have any questions, just leave me a comment below this post or send me an email. I hope you find this studycast helpful!
Wednesday, September 9, 2009
Studycast - Native Americans
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3 comments:
Sam and I were studying for the test and were having some difficulty thinking of many examples of similarities between the great plains and eastern woodlands. It was easy to think of differences but not so easy to find similarities. They both hunt and use tools but a lot of other things seem different. What other similarities are there?
Thanks for your help!
S & J
I agree - there are more similarities than differences. Some general similarities would be that they both used the resources in their environment to survive. They both respected nature. Both hunted animals (although different animals), and used all the parts of the animals' body for food, clothing, tools, etc. In both groups, men were responsible for hunting, while women often cooked, prepared food, and took care of the homes. Hope a few of these ideas help!
Thank you for doing this studycast, Mr. Brown. It's a fantastic tool to help with test readiness!
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