The booklet will consist of a cover page along with six information pages including the back page of the booklet. The teacher will need to check out library books and begin collecting magazines and news articles about archaeology prior to the archaeology unit. Students can use the internet for research as well. Students should draw lines dividing a piece of notebook paper in sections of four both on the front and back notebook paper. In each section, students should take notes pertaining to what the page of the book will represent.
Students can work individually or in groups to complete the activity.
Once the research has been completed, students can edit their rough copy of written work, and then begin on their final archaeological booklet. This is an easy and fun booklet the students can make by themselves. The teacher will need to demonstrate each step and then let the student complete the step before proceeding. Lay the construction paper on desk with it being horizontal to look at. Fold the left edge over matching up to the right edge and crease in half.