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Lesson Plan: Ekungok i Estoriå-ta (Listen to our Stories)
The Guam Preservation Trust (GPT) offers Ekungok i Estoriå-ta (Listen to Our Stories), an online resource for teaching about Guam’s historic sites. These 10 treasured
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Lesson Plan: Let’s Talk Story
Through their story, students will learn the importance of oral storytelling and how it plays an important role in Pacific Island cultures.
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Lesson Plan: What Does Migration Mean?
With this lesson, students will gain an understanding about migration and how crossing spaces reflect their perception on how they view a space they live
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Lesson Plan: Historical and Cultural Heritage Sites Film Project, Sumai
This film project encourages students to deeply engage with Guam’s cultural heritage by visiting the island’s historic sites, talking to people, and using various resources
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Lesson Plan: Historical and Cultural Heritage Sites Film Project, Ritidian
This film project encourages students to engage more deeply with Guam’s cultural heritage by visiting the island’s historic sites, talking to people, and using various
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Lesson Plan: Historical and Cultural Heritage Sites Film Project
This film project compels university/college students to enhance their traditional classroom learning by physically visiting specific sites in Guam, interacting with individuals with stakes in
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Lesson Plan: CHamoru Vocabulary Bingo
Lesson Plan: CHamoru Vocabulary Bingo Table of Contents Share This Print version of this lesson plan. Practicing our CHamoru Subjects Language Arts, CHamoru Grade-level Elementary,
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Lesson Plan: Our Chants
In this lesson, students will learn about the importance and use of chants in CHamoru culture. They will then, in groups, create and share their
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Lesson Plan: Oral History 3
Lesson Plan: Oral History 3 Eager students in Bilingual/Bicultural classroom. Image courtesy of the Guam Department of Education CHamoru Studies Department. Table of Contents Share
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Lesson Plan: Oral History 2
With this lesson, students will begin to think about the term “oral history”, what it means, and how they are effective.