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Learning Intention:
I will learn about hominids and how hominids developed into people today.
Success Criteria:
I can describe the hunter-gatherer societies, including the development of tools and the use of fire.
I can describe how humans adapted to a variety of environments.
How can we study PREHISTORY?
How do we study HISTORY?
Drag and drop images below where you think they should go!


Analyzing Classical Statues

Comparing Languages

Scanning for Unusual Ground

Digging for Evidence

Ancient Cave Paintings

Talking to Indigenous Peoples
Analyze Remains

Draw or upload an artifact you might leave behind for archeologists of the future to find.
What artifact did you leave behind for archeologists to find? Why?
Type in at least 2 sentences.

What stood out to you the most when you looked at the image above?



Match each description to a hominid.
Homo Habilis | Homo Erectus | |
|---|---|---|
Means "Upright Man" | ||
Means "Able Man" | ||
First Hominid to use tools | ||
First Hominid to use fire | ||
Probably first Hominid to leave Africa |

Upload a photo of a Homo Saipen Saipen you found in the wild!
(Selfies or photos from Google.)

You will soon be assigned a team!
Team Hunters or Team Gatherers.
Each team will have a ...
Leader - who picks who does what job, makes sure teammates are working, and helps others.
Paper Cutter - who is in charge of using scissors safely.
Folder - who is in charge of folding papers properly.
Time Keeper - who tracks the time to make sure the team doesn't run out of time and helps others.
Hunters will need one paper, two papers of another color, and glue.
Gatherers will need three different colored papers and a stapler.
Watch the paper spear video below if your a hunter.
Watch the paper basket video below if your a gatherer.
You will also see RED "animals" to be hunted by hunters.
Around the room you will see GREEN "vegetables" to be gathered by gatherers.
Once teams are quiet and understand the rules each team will try to find one food for each team member. No food? Your team member "dies" and has to sit down in their seat while others survive.
At the end of each round the food will be collected, Mr. Bergh will take some food out, and those who "died" will be allowed to hide what's left around the room for the next round.
If only one person is left alive in a team, they are allowed to join another team, doesn't matter if they are hunter or gatherer. Keep playing until we run out of time or only one team is left.
¿Qué aprendiste jugando nuestro juego de supervivencia de cazadores-recolectores?
¿Cómo sobrevivieron las tribus?
¿Cómo se desintegraron las tribus?
¿Cómo crecieron las tribus?
Explícalo en tres a cinco oraciones.
Rubric (How you will be scored for our project/game.)
4 - I created hunter/gatherer tools to survive, hunted for food as a tribe, and typed down what I learned.
3 - I helped create hunter/gatherer tools, participated in a hunt for food, and typed down what I learned.
2 - I completed two out of the three success criteria.
1 - I completed one out of the three success criteria.
0 - I did not attempt to create tools, hunt for good, or type what I learned.

What continent was the farthest humans migrated to?
What continent did the original humans start out from before migrating?
It takes roughly 20 hours for someone to fly by plane from South America to Europe. How long did it take humans to migrate around the world by walking and small boats?
Complete the statement.
Different parts of the world have different plants and animals.
Therefore different people in different parts of the world...
How did people get from Asia to North America?



What continent are Homo Habilis found?
What continents are Homo Erectus found?
What continents are Homo Sapiens found?
What continents are Homo Sapiens Sapiens found?
Monkeys and apes live mostly in trees.
Hominids walk upright and have opposable thumbs.
Why would Lucy (Australopithecus) walk on two legs if she didn't use tools?