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    Alaska Salmon, Migration, and Immigration

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    Print this lesson plan and its related Alaska State Standards on 8.5 x 11" paper.

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    • Canoe Brand Canned Red Salmon Label B1991-031-2


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    Through the two primary sources, Canoe Brand Canned Red Salmon Label and the Automated Fish Butchering Machine, students will build knowledge about how Alaskan canneries have influenced Alaska Native land and harvesting rights, and impacted human migration and immigration in Alaska. Students will learn about the representation of Alaska Native peoples over time in commercial print media. Synthesizing what has been learned, students will create and pitch a research-based and culturally responsive design of a contemporary canned salmon label.

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    2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 College and Graduate Students

    Standards

    Arts Culturally Responsive English Language Arts English Language Proficiency History and Social Studies

    Topics

    Alaska History Alaska Native Cultures Visual Literacy

    Field Trips

    Language and Stories

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