Fifth Graders DIG Archeology!
Fifth grade students participated in a DIG project to learn about the process archeologists use to find artifacts.
Fifth graders in Ms. Ohrmund and Ms. Mayberry's classes had the exciting opportunity to participate in the DIG project. This project was a study of our culture and cultural universals. Students worked in two teams to create secret civilizations based on 10 cultural characteristics. They then created artifacts for their culture and buried them. The opposing team then had to dig up the artifacts and analyze them to see if they could decipher what the artifacts meant to the "vanished" civilization.
Ms. Mayberry's Class
Students analyzing their artifacts
Students analyzing their artifacts
Students analyzing their artifacts
Students analyzing their artifacts
Students analyzing their artifacts
Students analyzing their artifacts
Students analyzing their artifacts
Students analyzing their artifacts
Students analyzing their artifacts
Students burying their artifacts
Students burying their artifacts
Students burying their artifacts
Students burying their artifacts
Students burying their artifacts
Students burying their artifacts
Students burying their artifacts
Students excavating their artifacts
Students excavating their artifacts
Students excavating their artifacts
Ms. Ohrmund's Class
Students analyzing their artifacts
Students analyzing their artifacts
Students analyzing their artifacts
Students excavating their artifacts
Students excavating their artifacts
Students excavating their artifacts
Students excavating their artifacts
Students excavating their artifacts
Students excavating their artifacts
Students excavating their artifacts
Students excavating their artifacts
Students excavating their artifacts
Students excavating their artifacts