Kit

Students discover how the prehistoric iroquois lived with artifact replicas and in-depth studies of the topology of New York State.

A multitude of items to educate students about the building and history of the Erie Canal.

Kit includes:
1 Large Poster with dates 1825-2000
1 Spiral-bound book of laminated pictures of the Erie Canal
1 Spiral-bound Document-based Teacher Resource Erie Canal: New York's Gift to the Nation
1 Audio CD of Songs about the Erie Canal by George Ward
10 copies of the October 1982 Cobblestone: The History Magazine for Young People The Erie Canal
as well as the media listed in the boxes below:

This kit explores the Iroquois Confederation and the 5-6 tribes or nations which comprised the League of the Iroquois. Kit consists mostly of books.

Kit contents are:
3 copies of the September 1990 issue of Faces: The Magazine About People The Iroquois

This kit consists of two bags worth of materials to educate students all about the rainforest and the cultures of the people who live there.

Explore Ancient Egypt with great hands-on resources.

Kit includes:
2 laminated teachers guides
1 Replica of the Rosetta Stone scaled to 1/3 of the original size
5 posters:

This small kit provides students a look at Iroquois artifacts.

Kit contains:
1 Hand-Crafted Horn Rattle
1 Hand-Crafted Water Drum and Drum Stick
1 Cassette tape of Iroquois social dance songs
1 CD of Digital Images
1 CD of songs inspired by the story of Hiawatha composed by Joanne Shenandoah titled Peacemaker's Journey
Additional media below.

Kit full of books about medieval times and the middle ages.

Kit consists of the books listed in the box below:

Curriculum resource for teachers includes:

• 20 Reproductions
• Teachers guide to lessons and activities for fifth and sixth graders (book)
• Teachers guide to lessons and activities for fifth and sixth graders (cd)

The teachers guide includes four lessons designed to teach a subject through works of art. The four subjects are: