Learning Objectives

  • Define culture
  • Make observations in images
  • Describe using words and images
  • Gather information from multiple sources to answer the question: “What is culture?”

Overview

Historians look to observe. In this lesson, students will be introduced to three elements of culture: home, food, and government. After learning more about culture through the power of observation, students have the opportunity to describe and share their culture using words and drawings.

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