Lesson plans featuring Montana state parks
Subtitle: OPI partnership with Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks
By: Indian Education Division, Montana Office of Public Instruction, Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks
Contributors: Montana. Department of Fish, Wildlife, and Parks
Publisher: [Office of Public Instruction]
Published: 2006
Place of publication: [Helena, Montana]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 214
Subjects: Historic parks; Curriculum guides; Indians of North America; Indian Education for All; Lesson plans; Lesson planning; Education; History
Other titles: Indian Education for All lesson plans featuring Montana state parks; Office of Public Instruction partnership with Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks
Description: Contains lesson plans and related materials for state parks that were activity sites for Montana and Northern Plains Indian tribes. Subjects covered include social studies, science, history, and media literacy. State parks featured in this publication include Bannack, Brush Lake, Fort Owen, Giant Springs, Lewis and Clark Caverns, Medicine Rocks, Pictograph Cave, Sluice Boxes and Tower Rock.
Notes: "September 2006."

Cover title.

"A collaborative effort."

Includes bibliographical resources.
Table of contents: title: A multi-media exploration of the history and ecology of gold miners and Salish in southwest Montana during the mid-to-late nineteenth century; title: Cultural vantage points; title: What's in a name?; title: History revisited; title: The vision quest; title: People and places: understanding how human interaction with the land influences culture; title: Council Grove: site of the Hellgate Treaty; title: Fort Owen: cultural crossroad of the Bitterroot Valley; title: An introduction to the Little Shell Tribe; title: History "rediscovered"; title: Lone Pine: cultural fire management; title: Lost Creek: sacred landscapes; title: The buffalo jump:  An ancient technology used by the Salish and other Northern Plains Indian tribes to kill large numbers of buffalo for food, shelter, clothing, tools, and other uses; title: The natural history of Assiniboine and Dakota cultures within the Northern Plains ecosystem of Montana; title: Places of Power; title: The Missouri headwaters: a confluence of cultures; title: Pictograph Cave: the rocks tell a story; title: Conflict on the Plains; title: Ancient highways: native byways of Salmon Lake Park; title: The importance of plans to native cultures in the past and present; title: Occupation, use and settlement of the Smith River; title: The Old North Trail; title: Tmsli: the place of no salmon; title: The importance of buffalo culture to Blackfeet Indians; title: Peeled trees tell the story.