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This lesson aims to help students analyze Chief Tecumseh's speech while exploring the complex relationships between settlers and Native Americans. Students will engage in a warmup activity involving a series of pictures, prompting them to observe changes and consider their implications for coexistence. Through roles of auditory, visual, questioner, and investigator, students will delve into the critical question: Could settlers and Native Americans ever live in peace? This collaborative learning experience promotes critical thinking and discussion.
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Warmup Date: Tuesday, March 4, 2014 Objective: Students will analyze a speech made by Chief Tecumseh and be able to answer the following question: Could the settlers and Native Americans ever coexisted in peace? Question: I am going to show you a series of three pictures. What changes between each picture? How do you think this affects relationships between the settlers and Native Americans?
Investigative Question • Could the settlers and the Native Americans ever have coexisted in peace?
Choose a Role • Auditory- Write down main ideas that you hear • Visual- Write down observations about the things that you see • Questioner- Write down questions that you have during the video clip • Investigator- Tries to find an answer to the investigative question
