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Encounters Teacher Guide

Encounters: A History of the Pimería Alta (Southern Arizona and Northern Sonora, Mexico) is a dynamic, hands-on Teacher Guide that traces the local history and culture from Native Americans (O'odham and Apache) through present-day themes and research. Different from other guides, it emphasizes the local history and people unique to the Pimeriá Alta, the area in which we live.

The guide contains twenty, hands-on lesson plans that can be easily reproduced with minimal, if any, cost to the educator. Although written for and correlated to Arizona State Standards for 4th Grade, the lessons are appropriate through 8th Grade, and the contents applicable through High School. Each unit also has concise and simple to understand "Teacher Background Information" to introduce important themes and concepts; a history lesson in itself.

The Encounters guide may be downloaded, copied, or reproduced for educational purposes. Hard copies are also available, upon request, for a nominal donation. Please call (520) 398-2341, or send an email for more information or to request a guide.


VIEW OR DOWNLOAD THE ENTIRE ENCOUNTERS GUIDE  

 

7.207 MB 

 

VIEW OR DOWNLOAD THE GUIDE BY CHAPTERS

 

INTRODUCTION
 

654 KB

 

THE O'ODHAM 

 

893 KB

 

THE APACHE 

 

971 KB

 

THE MISSIONARY  

 

804 KB

 

PADRE KINO  

 

1.185 MB

 

THE KINO-O'ODHAM ENCOUNTER

 

648 KB

 

THE MEETING OF CULTURES


EUROPEANS IN THE PIMERÍA ALTA


THE MEXICAN CONNECTION  

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THE AMERICANS


769 KB 

 

THE PIMERIA ALTA TODAY    
  

 

880 KB
 

 

* Last Page      
      

 

42 KB

* Spine Inserts  
  

68 KB

 



Guevavi  

Did You Know?
Did you know that Los Santos Ángeles de Guevavi is a mixture of Spanish and O'odham words meaning "The Holy Angels of the Big Wells."

Last Updated: October 02, 2008 at 07:39 EST