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Interactive PAWM Pilot for Learning Georgia's Early People

Discover Georgia's ancient past with the PAWM Pilot activity, guiding you through the land and lives of early inhabitants. Engage by folding, drawing, and summarizing key Native American traditions from different periods. Learn about family, food, shelter, clothing, and tools.

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Interactive PAWM Pilot for Learning Georgia's Early People

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  1. Essential Question: How can a PAWM Pilot help me learn about Georgia’s land and its early people?

  2. PAWM Pilot • 1st Step: Fold your paper almost in half (hotdog; down), leaving a little lip, so that the top half is shorter. • 2nd Step: Fold the paper into four parts by folding in half (hotdog; across), and then fold it in half again (hotdog; across). • 3rd Step: Unfold the paper to the original fold. Take the front flap and cut it into 4 “lids”; do NOT cut through the fold of the paper.

  3. PAWM Pilot • On the “Cover”: Write one time period on the lip or the longer half - Paleo, Archaic, Woodland, Mississippian. • Draw an illustration that represents each of the Pre-contact periods. Use at least 4 colors. On the Flip Side of the “Cover” & Inside Section: • Write a summary of each Native American tradition. Tell about: • Family/Group Size • Food • Shelter • Clothing/jewelry • Weapons/Tools & Untensils

  4. W M A P Paleo Indians Woodland Indians Archaic Indians Mississippian Indians Time Period Time Period Time Period Time Period

  5. Family/Group size Family/Group size Family/Group size Family/Group size Food Food Food Food Shelter Shelter Shelter Shelter Clothing/jewelry Clothing/jewelry Clothing/jewelry Clothing/jewelry Weapons/Tools/Utensils Weapons/Tools/Utensils Weapons/Tools/Utensils Weapons/Tools/Utensils Time Period Time Period Time Period Time Period

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