This lesson plan uses primary sources to provide an introduction to Cowboy Culture in Texas. [...]
Read MoreThis lesson plan introduces fourth grade students to Texas Pioneer Culture using primary sources. [...]
Read MoreThis unique learning experience allows your students to explore what classroom life was like for students living in rural Texas during the late nineteenth century using primary sources. [...]
Read MoreTwenty-four flags of nations representing Texas’ earliest settlement groups are outlined in this activity. [...]
Read MoreThis resource guide gives students the chance to learn about influential Tejano activists. Students will use critical thinking and inference skills to develop a visual timeline for Emma Tenayuca, an important but sometimes overlooked Texan activist. [...]
Read MoreThe Tejano Kitchen: An Exploration of Culture through Food resource guide provides students with hands-on learning activities that give them the opportunity to engage with and make personal connections to the past and present, where they will refine critical thinking [...]
Read MoreThe Ranching Experience explores the legacy of ranching from a unique cultural perspective and offers students a glimpse into what life was like for Tejano people working and thriving on Texas ranches. [...]
Read MoreThe Ranching Experience explores the legacy of ranching from a unique cultural perspective and offers students a glimpse into what life was like for Tejano people working and thriving on Texas ranches. [...]
Read MoreCarmen Lomas Garza’s work, A Plaza in Texas in the 1930's, offers a glimpse into the past and details a uniquely Texan culture. This resource guide provides students with a visual way to connect with a previous time, and they [...]
Read MoreCarmen Lomas Garza’s work, A Plaza in Texas in the 1930's, offers a glimpse into the past and details a uniquely Texan culture. This resource guide provides students with a visual way to connect with a previous time, and they [...]
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