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Get up and get trading:
Students love getting up and interacting with this trade route activity. This activity supports the study of Indigenous People's trade routes, but can easy represent a variety of civilizations. Students loved having a goal and being able to barter with one another to succeed in that goal.
After completing the activity, students reflect on their experience and make connections to what makes a successful trade route. This helps students take prior knowledge and bridge it to historical learning.
My students loved this activity and had a great time bartering for resources.
This lesson covers Indiana Social Studies Standards 5.E.1, 5.E.2.
What's included:
- Instructions.
- Trade Route Map suggestion.
- Explanation worksheet.
- Record/Data Sheet.
- Resource cards.
How is this resource useful:
- Great collaborative activity.
- Easy prep.
- Student engagement is high.
- Makes an abstract concept concrete.
- Students will reach conclusions based on experience.
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Description
Get up and get trading:
Students love getting up and interacting with this trade route activity. This activity supports the study of Indigenous People's trade routes, but can easy represent a variety of civilizations. Students loved having a goal and being able to barter with one another to succeed in that goal.
After completing the activity, students reflect on their experience and make connections to what makes a successful trade route. This helps students take prior knowledge and bridge it to historical learning.
My students loved this activity and had a great time bartering for resources.
This lesson covers Indiana Social Studies Standards 5.E.1, 5.E.2.
What's included:
- Instructions.
- Trade Route Map suggestion.
- Explanation worksheet.
- Record/Data Sheet.
- Resource cards.
How is this resource useful:
- Great collaborative activity.
- Easy prep.
- Student engagement is high.
- Makes an abstract concept concrete.
- Students will reach conclusions based on experience.
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Thank you! I love getting students up and involved in their learning. I'm glad your students enjoyed this activity!






