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South America: Panama and Peru wk 11 of 16 (World Geography / Social Studies)

This is wk 11 of a 16 week hands-on homeschool unit on world geography and cultural studies. This week explore South America: Panama and Peru. This is included in your 33 wk per yr. schedule. I use these pins to home school my kids and for our KONOS curriculum homeschool co-op. Use these fun lessons with your classroom, family, after school program, or co-op! Enjoy!
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Leah B. K-8th Unit Study Lesson Plans
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Teacher Essentials
Progressive Era
Suez Canal
Seven Wonders Of The World
Ap World History
Panama Canal
World Geography
Cultural Studies
Middle School Teachers
YouTube
Experience Panama - Seven Wonders Of The World - Episode 5: The Panama Canal
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Native American Music
Pan Flute
Relax Music
Native American Flute
Romantic Music
Flute Music
Yoga Music
Indian Music
Ambient Music
YouTube
Peru: Activity: Listen to the music of the peruvian instrument, the zampona. Very beautiful pan flute music - Petruta Küpper - Einsamer Hirte. Best paired when making a DIY craft making panpipes yourself.
Peru: Activity / Craft: Zamponas - Long before the conquistadores or Incas, the music of the woodwind instrument we call the Panpipes was echoing in Peru. The siku or zampoña (Spanish), is from the Aymara speaking peoples who lived around Lake Titicaca on the Peruvian / Bolivian boarder. The strong totora reeds, indigenous to the lake, were used to make these instruments. The instrument was used in religious rituals, agricultural, war, and to maintain a good relationship with their false Gods. South American Crafts, 123 Homeschool 4 Me, South American Art, Homeschool Geography, Preschool Music, Music Crafts, Teaching Children, Preschool Theme, America Art
South American Crafts
123 Homeschool 4 Me
South American Art
Homeschool Geography
Preschool Music
Music Crafts
Teaching Children
Preschool Theme
America Art
Teaching Children about South America
Peru: Activity / Craft: Zamponas - Long before the conquistadores or Incas, the music of the woodwind instrument we call the Panpipes was echoing in Peru. The siku or zampoña (Spanish), is from the Aymara speaking peoples who lived around Lake Titicaca on the Peruvian / Bolivian boarder. The strong totora reeds, indigenous to the lake, were used to make these instruments. The instrument was used in religious rituals, agricultural, war, and to maintain a good relationship with their false Gods.
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Trickster Tales
Planting A Rainbow
Lois Ehlert
Truk Besar
Art Showcase
Luna Moon
Nocturnal Animals
Bold Art
Classroom Library
Moon Rope/Un Lazo a La Luna: Bilingual English-Spanish
Peru: Moon Rope/Un lazo a la luna: Lois Ehlert. An ancient Peruvian tale. Ages 5- 9
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Orangutan Craft
Paper Plate Monkey
Monkey Circus
Monkey Printable
Monkey Craft
Circus Monkey
Monkey Crafts
Howler Monkey
Howler Monkeys | National Geographic
Activity Panama. Imitate a Howler Monkey. YouTube: Howler Monkeys | National Geographic. Howler monkeys are the loudest of all monkeys. They call to let others know where their territory is, alerting them to stay away. The calls sound like a loud whooping bark or roar. After one group of howlers call, another group answers.
what is the panama canal? by james s pastel illustrated by tim bailey
Isthmus Of Panama
Learn History
Middle Grade Books
Historical Books
Grade Book
Historical Facts
Pacific Coast
Nonfiction Books
What Is the Panama Canal? (What Was?)
Panama: What Is the Panama Canal? (What Was?): Janet Pascal. Before 1914, traveling from the East Coast to the West Coast meant going by land across the entire United States. To go by sea involved a long journey around South America and north along the Pacific Coast. But then, in a dangerous and amazing feat of engineering, a 48-mile-long channel was dug through Panama, creating the world’s most famous shortcut: the Panama Canal! Age Range: 8 - 12 years
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New Children's Books
Animal Study
After School Program
Book Add
Rain Forest
Science Books
Primates
Panama: Meet the Howlers!: April Pulley Sayre. This book serves a dual purpose, with two distinct sections on each page. The larger font provides a bit of a fictional story about a family of howler monkeys. The smaller font is the non-fictional section that gives factual information on this group of fascinating primates. And truly, there is a wide range of information provided - funny. Ages: 5-8
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Bunny Crochet
Big Animals
Family Matters
School Holidays
Folk Tales
Latin American
Read Aloud
Conejito: A Folktale from Panama
Panama: Conejito: A Folktale from Panama by Margaret Read MacDonald Ages 6-9. Based on a folktale from Panama, this lively retelling has a delightful blend of Spanish and English.
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Golden Frog
Zoo Atlanta
Calendar Of Events
Animal Photos
Reptiles And Amphibians
Wild Animal
Caribbean Islands
Info: Panamanian Golden Frog
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Rock Pets
Frog Rock
Mountain Rock
Rock Animals
Pet Rock
Frog Crafts
Paint Rocks
Summer Crafts For Kids
Pet Rocks
It's hard to be green...
Panama: Rock art: frog craft... only paint them gold when learning about golden frogs
Related searches
Social studies
Peru
Panama
After school
How to speak spanish
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Bbc Earth
In Cold Blood
Interesting Animals
Sea Turtles
Attenborough: Golden Frog: Fighting & Mating | Life in Cold Blood | BBC Studios
Panama: Attenborough: Golden Frog: Fighting & Mating - Life in Cold Blood - BBC ...Panama is home to many unique animals that are found only in Panama. The mysterious golden frogs have gleaming, shimmering skin and are thought to bring people good luck. The numbers of golden frogs is declining and so are the numbers of sea turtles.
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Panama Cruise
History Videos
Homeschool History
Pit Bulls
Beautiful Architecture
Experience Panama - Megastructures Panama Canal by National Geographic
Panama: Experience Panama - Megastructures. Panama Canal by National Geographic
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Frans Lanting
Photography Office
National Geographic Photographers
Red Eyed Tree Frog
Lifetime Achievement Award
Intimate Photos
Wild Creatures
Nature Photographs
Puerto Rican
YouTube
Panama YouTube- National Geographic. Panama has the most diversified wildlife of all the countries in Central America. It is home to north as well as South American species
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Rice Pudding Recipe
Rice Pudding
Pudding Recipe
After School
Statistics
Peru Facts
Peru Activity: Make rice pudding. Recipe.