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The Lewis and Clark Expedition

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Lewis and Clark engaged in one of the most important expeditions in the history of America! Not only did  they map important parts of the west, they also brought back information on Native American tribes, and hundreds of new plants and animals.

Our Lewis and Clark Expedition is a simulation of the same trip the original Corps of Discovery underwent hundreds of years ago. Students will immerse themselves in the geography of the land, culture of Native American tribes, local plants and animals, and the difficulties experienced by the entire Corps.

Resources

Click on the links below; thanks to the students for finding such great websites!

The Lewis and Clark Trail (Ben M.)
PBS - Lewis and Clark (Sam M.)
Lewis and Clark Journey - NPS - (Belle)
Native American Languages (Victoria)
Lewis and Clark's Historic Trail (Ethan)

Discovering Lewis and Clark (Big Cheese)
Boats of the Expedition (Big Cheese)
Lewis and Clark Travel Guide (Belle)
American Indians (Isabella)


Daily Dilemmas

How did the Corps of Discovery survive the long, treacherous expedition? Why, smart decision making, of course! Click below to read some of their more important decisions, and how students might have responded..

daily dilemmas
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May the Force be with You.....Always!
Go Dolphins!