Each model should be put on display and accompanied by an index card that explains the design and details of the float. Cultural Rites of Passage Define rites of passage for your students as rituals associated with changes in an individual's status. Mention one or two common rites of passage in your community, and elicit others from students. For each example, ask students to list the skills, knowledge, or accomplishments a person must master to complete the rite of passage. Conclude this project by asking students to write paragraphs explaining why societies, organizations, and governments establish rites of passage.
Text is offered in both English and Spanish.
The famed American author offers his own photographs of Mexico, accompanied by commentary on the topics of bullfights and the country Mexico itself in literature. This is a reprint of a 1963 classic work on the gold discoveries in the Klondike River Valley of the Yukon as well as those in the western U.S., which includes coverage of the social impacts of the mining. This is a reprint of the classic representation of the Klondike gold discoveries in Jack London s story, which revolves around the adventures of a special dog who comes to lead a pack of wolves. Extensive photographs and color plates with annotations explain notable, distinctive dress, crafts, ceremonies, tools, and instruments of all of the various tribes of Native Americans. Back to Top Canadian Atlas Teachers will find links to enable students to create their own maps, cartography terms and a bilingual bibliography for the study of geography.