Measuring, geometric principles, recognition of shapes and more knowledge was involved in order to build houses made of adobes and other materials. Students will use observational skills to discover geometric shapes within the structures of houses and buildings.
Compassion
Cooking With Fractions In Pueblo Feasts
Using Pueblo Feast Days as a real-life example, students can apply the concept of dividing fractions through measuring recipe ingredients.
Life of Pueblo People
The lives of Pueblo People are complex, embodying many layers and requiring depth of understanding. Explore the historical significance of the Pueblo Canes and their link to Pueblo governments today.
Pueblo Feast: A Thriving Economy
Students have the opportunity to plan a business at a Pueblo Feast and use their mathematical skills to plan and manage that business operation.
Protecting Zuni Lake
For a little over two decades, the Zuni Pueblo people fought to protect their beloved Salt Lake. In this unit, students will gain an understanding about this complex struggle as they analyze Zuni perspectives on Salt Lake, viewing it as more than a landmark with the use of metaphor, personification, and analogy.