Texas Indians

 

     We are working on a series of YouTube videos on Texas Indians.  This week we are presenting the Karankawas.  Where did they live?  What was their diet? What kinds of shelter did they have?  What was their most common dress?  How many Karankawas are alive today?  You should be able to answer these questions after you have watched the video.

    
     So far, we have two additional videos for 4th and 7th grade Texas History students (and teachers):  Texas Indians:  The Apaches and Texas Indians:  The Alabama-Coushatta, with more to come in the future.

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Endangered Animals

Endangered Animals

     Are your students studying endangered animals?  The World Wildlife Fund lists sixteen critically endangered animals.  This incredible resource lists the current population numbers, the scientific name, the habitat, and additional pertinent information about each animal. There are more than thirty animals on the endangered list as well.  

     Have your students research the environmental threats to these endangered animals. Just type in "endangered animals" in the search box on Infotopia. 

     To see a video of the endangered animals, check out Infotopia World's YouTube video here.   

http://youtu.be/TqTIxbUrfNM

 The YouTube video on critically endangered animals is found here.

  http://youtu.be/-zGnirwkVCg

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