Early California Indian Life
We can learn so much from the way Native Americans interacted with the environment. While they depended entirely on the resources of their environment, they also believed they must use these resources respectfully such that it would be equally available to their descendants seven generations later.
Students will explore how the Early California Indians lived gently on the planet while they were hunting, gathering food like acorns, making tools, twisting grasses for everything from twine to boats, and even playing games.
The program is available for grades 3 and up. It directly aligns with many of the history standards in 3rd and 4th grade.
Resources
Download the Matrix of Available Learning Stations
Fees
Grades 3 & up:
1.5 hour in-class presentation
- $150 for class sizes of 24 students or fewer
- $175 for class sizes between 25 and 32 students
Scheduling School Programs
All School Programs are scheduled by teacher request using our online form. For more information, please review How to Sign Up for School Programs.