This mini unit introduces students to an idea that storytellers can be different and that timelines can be broadened to include all sorts of stories/narratives
The Guam Preservation Trust offers Ekungok i Estoriå-ta (Listen to Our Stories), an online resource for teaching about Guam’s historic sites. These 10 treasured stories
Micronesia: Understanding Its People and Culture. Guam is rich in diversity. It has a multicultural community with people from many parts of the world, particularly
Through their story, students will learn the importance of oral storytelling and how it plays an important role in Pacific Island cultures.
Students will explore the historical background of the story of Sirena, a well known legend in Guam. Students will also draw personal connections to the
This lesson will allow students explore a moment in their lives to write a personal narrative essay. Personal narratives allow them to share their life
This is an introductory lesson to 5th grade geography, culture, history, and government. Students will learn to locate islands and key features on maps in
In this lesson students will revisit cardinal directions and gain map reading skills. Then students will locate places on a map. Students will then be
What do most students like to talk about when they come back to school in August? You probably guessed it. They like talking about themselves!
Geography of Micronesia: Reading Maps. Students will use their map skills to be able to identify islands in Micronesia based on their latitude and longitude,
