Aztalan State Park
Archaeology
Learn how archaeologists discovered the true story of Aztalan. Discover
how the scientific approach to investigation of the site dispelled some
early myths about Aztalan. Analyze how and why the Mississippian beliefs
shaped their environment.
| Grades |
7-12 |
| Time of Year |
Year round (weather permitting) |
| Length of Program |
1 hour
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| Maximum Number of Students |
50 |
| Preferred Adult/Student Ratio |
1/12 |
| Fees |
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Wisconsin Model Academic Standards
This program addresses the following academic standards:
Environmental Education
- B.12.10 Identify and evaluate multiple uses of natural resources
- B.12.12 Evaluate the costs and benefits of allocating resources
- B.8.10 Explain and cite examples of how humans shape the
environment
- B.8.12 Provide examples of how cultures use natural resources
Science
- E.8.6 Investigate the use of the earth’s resources by humans
Social Studies
- A.12.9 Identify and analyze cultural factors that influence
design
- A.8.8 Describe how people interact with the physical environment
- B.12.12 Analyze Wisconsin’s American Indian tribes and bands
- B.8.12 Describe how history can be organized and analyzed
See a list of all our programs correlated
with the standards [PDF].
Special Instructions
Students should wear sturdy shoes since the grass is often wet. We advise warm
clothing in the transitional seasons, because the wind
blows hard across the open area.
Additional Resources
Self-guided tour brochures are available at the site.
Contact
For more information, ask:
Sarah Bolser
(920) 648-8774
Last Revised: Monday April 20 2009
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