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The Chumash: A Changing People, A Changing Land- 3rd-4th grade
Parks as Laboratories: Studies of Land, Water, and Air- Middle School
National Park Labs: Studies of Wildland Fire Ecology-High School
EcoHelpers- Middle and High School
National Park Legacy- 1st through 12th Grades
Struggle and Opportunity: A California Cultural Journey- 3rd through 5th Grades
Internships College Students
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The curriculum-based Stuggle and Opportunity: A California Cultural Journey program compares and contrasts
four cultures that existed in southern California. This in-school
program examines the Native American Chumash and Tongva cultures,
and the Mexican Mission and Rancho cultures of the 1800's
- 1870's. Fourth and fifth grade students will have an opportunity
to investigate these cultures with hands-on replica artifacts.
Students will recognize that contributions by cultures of
yesterday continue to have a strong and lasting impact on
us.
Although we no longer do the program called One Land: Many People, Many Ways, a PDF of the Teacher's
Manual for is still available on-line
in PDF format.
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