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This is a PowerPoint presentation on the First Americans. It covers GA Standard SS4H1 The student will describe how early Native American cultures developed in North America. I've made it very practical and included lots of pictures and student-friendly websites for lectures in the classroom. I have also attach a "field guide" sample so students can take notes and a printable performance task on the whole unit.
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Georgia Teacher (TpT Seller)
It is the same powerpoint from the Georgia Frameworks with a different background and the slides in a different order..
March 17, 2013 
cid7930
It was a great tool
December 26, 2012
Mildred Blanchette
Oh, my gosh:) Awesome
October 31, 2012
latanjashelton
thanks!
October 4, 2012
adtowler
Beautiful!
September 29, 2012
masht2003
I can't open the attachments.
September 16, 2012
rmason (TpT Seller)
I am sorry you can't open the attachments. Can you please let me know which ones you're having problems with.
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Rose
Thanks
Rose
September 17, 2012
foobot
thanks
September 2, 2012
Millie7716
Love this, I think this map is amazing, I had never seen this version of the U.S. map. My professor loved this, I included it in my power point presentation. She asked where I found this map.
August 31, 2012
lisaells
Great powerpoint!!
August 22, 2012
paigebuckner
great
August 17, 2012
CLDOWNHAM
Colorful and informative resource! Thank you for providing a quality item for the classroom!
February 19, 2012
rmason (TpT Seller)
I am so glad to hear that you are pleased with the product. Thank you so much for your comment.
Rose
Rose
February 24, 2012
Cynthia Murray
My class enjoyed your product!
January 21, 2012
sdenman1
I cannot open the performance task on the last slide.
September 3, 2011
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masht2003
Im having trouble with both documents.
September 18, 2012
rmason (TpT Seller)
Can you please email me at maysonr@bellsouth.net and I'll send you the attachments and I am sorry you are having problems with this document.
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Rose
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Rose
September 18, 2012
Ystatonyvette
This seems too much like the freebie at the Georgia DOE Frameworks site. You didn't even change the font or some of the text on the slides. You did change the map,buttons, and pictures.
September 6, 2012
ohioholly
Thanks for the quick reply.
Since I am in a different state, we have different standards. I just thought an Eastern Woodland tribe would round out your coverage of the United States very nicely and make the ppt more applicable to a wider range of teachers.
The navigation button issue is not important, but when using my smartboard any touch to the screen will advance the PowerPoint to the next slide. Students are not careful about where they press! :-) (Also, I don't usually keep the PPT arrow navigator pop-up open when running PPTs on my SmartBoard.) I can disable the advance slide feature myself on the PPT, so that issue can be worked around. I just thought a "home" or "map" button for easy return would be nice.
The field guide & performance tasks documents are not actually in the PowerPoint, so no, they do not open. I see that another teacher also mentioned that. I think those hyperlinks in the PowerPoint are linked to documents on your hard-drive, so that is why they are not working for us. Of course, all the hyperlinks to internet websites work just fine.
I hope that explains my earlier post more fully. I DO like the PPT.
Since I am in a different state, we have different standards. I just thought an Eastern Woodland tribe would round out your coverage of the United States very nicely and make the ppt more applicable to a wider range of teachers.
The navigation button issue is not important, but when using my smartboard any touch to the screen will advance the PowerPoint to the next slide. Students are not careful about where they press! :-) (Also, I don't usually keep the PPT arrow navigator pop-up open when running PPTs on my SmartBoard.) I can disable the advance slide feature myself on the PPT, so that issue can be worked around. I just thought a "home" or "map" button for easy return would be nice.
The field guide & performance tasks documents are not actually in the PowerPoint, so no, they do not open. I see that another teacher also mentioned that. I think those hyperlinks in the PowerPoint are linked to documents on your hard-drive, so that is why they are not working for us. Of course, all the hyperlinks to internet websites work just fine.
I hope that explains my earlier post more fully. I DO like the PPT.
November 5, 2011
rmason (TpT Seller)
Thanks so much. There can always be impovements and I always welcome suggestions. I will have to get in touch with tech to find out why the attachments are not working. In the meantime, if you will email me at maysonr@bellsouth.net, I can get those to you.
Thanks
Rose
Thanks
Rose
November 5, 2011
ohioholly
Some Suggestions for your 1st Americans ppt: it's not obvious at first that the tribe names lead to an internet connection - perhaps add a note saying "click name to learn more"?; Add a button on each tribe page to allow return to main map (it just advances to next tribe page now, so if you don't start at the Seminole, you miss several tribes); Add a northern eastern woodland tribe which built longhouses (Iroquois? Algonquin?); Can you add the documents that are supposed to be linked (field guide, performance task doc) as free downloads on your purchase area?
November 5, 2011
rmason (TpT Seller)
Thank you for your suggestions. I am not sure I understand the issues you are having with the PowerPoint. I have created the PowerPoint to meet Georgia Standards for 4th grade and all of the Tribes studied for that grade are included in the PowerPoint. You should not miss any tribes as they are all on the map on the first slide which you can always jump back to during the slide show. Are you unable to open the attached documents (field guide/performance task)? Please let me know.
Thanks,
Rose
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Rose
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