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Cleveland, Alice Ann; Lewis, Nancy G. – 1980
This unit contains 20 classroom activities which have a global approach and will enable junior or high school students to learn about their state and the world. Student materials and teaching procedures are provided for each activity. Some examples of the activities follow. In one activity students compare the size of New Mexico with another area…
Descriptors: Class Activities, Food, Geography, Global Approach
Lopez, Alejandro – 1996
This interdisciplinary, bilingual curriculum resource, contains a 29-minute videotape program, 20 colorplate posters, and a curriculum guide. The resource presents an examination of the folklife and folklore expressions of the Hispanic people of New Mexico. The focus of the curriculum is the relationship of survival-based folk activities to the…
Descriptors: Architecture, Art Education, Built Environment, Elementary Secondary Education
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Levine, Frances; Griego, Gini; Leighton, Wendy; Roybal, Dino – OAH Magazine of History, 2000
Provides lessons in which students examine the interaction among the people of Pecos Pueblo in New Mexico. Offers a brief Pecos Pueblo history, which is divided into four topics. Suggests videos, source materials, and activities that can form the basis of curriculum units. Includes a handout and Internet sites. (CMK)
Descriptors: American Indians, Cultural Awareness, Educational Strategies, Historic Sites
Koman, Rita G. – 2002
Northern New Mexico boasts river valleys surrounded by snow covered mountains. But it is also harsh and unforgiving. One settler called it a "glorious hell." The "Hispanos," as the early Spanish settlers and their descendants were called, and the "Anglos," the immigrants from the east, were often in conflict. The…
Descriptors: Built Environment, Cultural Pluralism, Heritage Education, Historic Sites
Thomas, Ruth; Roberts, Susan – 1980
This handbook provides background information and classroom activities that teachers can use to help students in grades 6-8 understand the New Mexico court system. Although intended for use in New Mexico, a great deal of the information provided can be used by teachers in other states. The information and activities can be incorporated into…
Descriptors: Court Role, Courts, Criminal Law, Glossaries