extension of learning
maude kegg writing activity
Maude Kegg’s story creates a picture about how her life was like when she grew up. They had to walk on dirt roads to get to the local store which was very far away. There were no cars only wagons that used the roads. Candy was a special treat that Maude was willing to walk 5 or 6 miles to get.
Write and illustrate (draw a picture) a short story of an event in your life.
If someone were to read that story in fifty years, what would it tell about the time you grew up?
Write and illustrate (draw a picture) a short story of an event in your life.
If someone were to read that story in fifty years, what would it tell about the time you grew up?
create your own snake game
You will need:
4 large craft sticks (The snakes)
10 small craft sticks (The counting sticks)
colored markers, crayons or colored pencils
1. Decorate the tops of the 4 snakes (large craft sticks)
2. Leave two bottoms of the snakes plain and make two marks on each of the remaining two snakes.
3. Now you are ready to play. Shake the snakes and throw them down and how they land will give you points or not.
The points are as follows:
All the tops of the snakes = 1 point
All the bottoms = 1 point
2 tops and 2 plain bottoms = 1 point
2 tops and two bottoms with marks = 2 points
The player with the most points winds the round and gets a counting stick. You can play until all the counting sticks are gone. The player with the most counting sticks wins the game.
4 large craft sticks (The snakes)
10 small craft sticks (The counting sticks)
colored markers, crayons or colored pencils
1. Decorate the tops of the 4 snakes (large craft sticks)
2. Leave two bottoms of the snakes plain and make two marks on each of the remaining two snakes.
3. Now you are ready to play. Shake the snakes and throw them down and how they land will give you points or not.
The points are as follows:
All the tops of the snakes = 1 point
All the bottoms = 1 point
2 tops and 2 plain bottoms = 1 point
2 tops and two bottoms with marks = 2 points
The player with the most points winds the round and gets a counting stick. You can play until all the counting sticks are gone. The player with the most counting sticks wins the game.
Page Jump
1 Essential Question
2 Learning goal
3 New Vocabulary words
4 Summer Season – “Today you will learn about”…
5 Video – Summer Village – Migration
6 Summer Wigwam
7 Video – Getting Seeds
8 Gardening - Tools
9 Slide Show – Ojibwe Cultivated Foods & Video – Planting the Garden
10 After the Harvest
11 Video – Refilling the Cache
12 Gathering
13 Slide Show – Gathering
14 Where Do You Get Your Food?
15 Summer Sports and Games
16 Games of Chance
17 Ojibwe Games
18 Ojibwe Toys
19 The Little Snapping Turtles – Maude Kegg Personal Story in Ojibwe & The Little Snapping Turtles – in English
20 Animated Story – The Little Snapping Turtles
21 Turtle Story Questions
22 Pow-Wows
23 Summer Season Review
24 Essential Question Review
25 Learning Goal Review
26 Extension of Learning & Maude Kegg writing activities
1 Essential Question
2 Learning goal
3 New Vocabulary words
4 Summer Season – “Today you will learn about”…
5 Video – Summer Village – Migration
6 Summer Wigwam
7 Video – Getting Seeds
8 Gardening - Tools
9 Slide Show – Ojibwe Cultivated Foods & Video – Planting the Garden
10 After the Harvest
11 Video – Refilling the Cache
12 Gathering
13 Slide Show – Gathering
14 Where Do You Get Your Food?
15 Summer Sports and Games
16 Games of Chance
17 Ojibwe Games
18 Ojibwe Toys
19 The Little Snapping Turtles – Maude Kegg Personal Story in Ojibwe & The Little Snapping Turtles – in English
20 Animated Story – The Little Snapping Turtles
21 Turtle Story Questions
22 Pow-Wows
23 Summer Season Review
24 Essential Question Review
25 Learning Goal Review
26 Extension of Learning & Maude Kegg writing activities