Patterns of Change: Transforming Lives

3rd Edition Online Resources

Patterns of Change encourages students to explore how things shift and evolve in nature, history, knowledge, and human experience through a selection of rich literary works. Along the way, students are introduced to important ideas and approaches in literary criticism. Students express their understanding through journals, literature webs, essays, and visual projects, giving them creative ways to organize and share their thinking. To purchase this curriculum unit, please go to Kendall Hunt's website.

The list below provides links to online resources as a companion to the curriculum unit.

resources for unit

Lesson 2 Epic USGS Interactive Water Cycle

Lesson 3 Poetry Foundation Maya Angelou National Women's History Museum Poetry Organization Maya Angelou Encyclopedia Britannica

Lesson 4 Encyclopedia Britannica

Lesson 5 Enyclopedia Britannica

Lesson 7 Poetry Games and Poetry Generator Compare and Contrast Folktale, Myths and Fables

Lesson 8 Anthropological Definition of Culture Kansas Historical Society: Earthlodges How to Plant a Three Sisters Garden Tribes Revive Indigenous Crops, And The Food Traditions That Go With Them Corn Tastes Better on the Honor System Heart of the Hopi, Preserving Tradition Indian Corn The Amazing Journey of Maize Understand, Draw and Paint Flint Corn Día de los Muertos National Geographic Kids Día de los Muertos History Channel Día de los Muertos University of Arizona News California State University Florigraphy Planterra Conservatory Definition of Culture and Anthropological Regions of Culture Symbolism of Colors

Lesson 10 High Tide: The Bathers by Winslow Homer

Lesson 12 Plot Maps on Template Lab

Lesson 13 Oregon State University: What is Symbolism

Lesson 15 Laura Ingals Wilder Museum Canva: Make Your Own Greeting Card

Lesson 16 University of Pittsburgh Persuasive Speaking

Lesson 17 Mojave by Brittanica Kids Mojave Tribe History and Stories by the National Park Service Carl Sandburg Home by National Park Service Carl Sandburg Poetry Contest

Lesson 19 Library of America Story of the Week "Save the Redwoods" John Muir National Historic Site by National Park Service Difference Between Giant Sequoia and Redwoods Coastal Redwoods vs. Giant Sequoias by National Geographic Kids Explore Shakespearean Sonnets 1 Explore Shakespearean Sonnets 2

Lesson 20 Wonderopolis: What is a Rube Goldberg Machine? Conneticut Science Center: Science at Play, Rube Goldberg Machines OK Go "This Too Shall Pass" Rube Goldberg Machine Music Video