Description

Overview:

Cardboard History Challenge is an example of how students can use design thinking and maker principles to demonstrate their learning about an artifact related to a historical site, person, or event. The example has a scattering of artifact prompts from throughout history, so you will probably want to make a copy and revise this resource to better fit your curriculum or unit. There are three segments to the activity. First, groups of students make artifacts related to a prompt. Second, a groups of students, taking on the role of historians, present about the artifact created by another group. Third, the class debriefs.

Subject:

History, Physical Geography, Anthropology, Cultural Geography

Material Type:

Activity/Lab, Game, Interactive

Author:

Clark Rodeffer

Date Added:

06/25/2019