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My students will be able to research and work on this project from home as well as in the classroom. There was so much change going on for the Native Americans over the last century and a half. The natives were really good at adapting to resources that were available. Students can gain knowledge of how to reduce waste in their everyday life. Students will also learn to conserve resources and the effects of unconscionable waste effects on the environment and local communities. With an awareness of how recyclable everyday products are they may make a difference in our world.

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My students will be able to research and work on this project from home as well as in the classroom. There was so much change going on for the Native Americans over the last century and a half. The natives were really good at adapting to resources that were available. Students can gain knowledge of how to reduce waste in their everyday life. Students will also learn to conserve resources and the effects of unconscionable waste effects on the environment and local communities. With an awareness of how recyclable everyday products are they may make a difference in our world.

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