
Lesson Plan: Sense of Taste and Smell
Your students will perform a hands-on activity in which they will investigate how the sense of taste and smell are related. They will also learn about an archaeology site.
Your students will perform a hands-on activity in which they will investigate how the sense of taste and smell are related. They will also learn about an archaeology site.
Categorized as "hunter/gatherers” by archeologists, these people developed different cultures in nearly every corner of North and South America.
Your students will perform an interesting hands-on activity in which they will use measurements and a coordinate system to document a staged excavation site.
Read the 1966 US Department of Agriculture food storage and usage guide, including pits.
It is an object unlike any other, the last of its kind - a literal constant in an ever-changing world and the weight by which all others are measured.
South Dakota academic content standards serve as expectations for what students should know and be able to do by the end of each grade. The review, revision, development, and feedback process involves stakeholders throughout the state of South Dakota and is an ongoing and critical component to ensure South Dakota students in every classroom receive current and relevant learning experiences. The goal is that all students will graduate college, career, and life ready.
Content standards are set by the South Dakota Board of Education Standards. They are reviewed every five to seven years. Content standards do not mandate a specific curriculum.