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17. Traditional Knowledge
17.2 Cultural Uses, Traditional uses of plants and animals
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1st Grade Science
Cultural Perspectives
17. Traditional Knowledge
17.2 Cultural Uses, Traditional uses of plants and animals
Discover How Plants and Animals Are Used in Traditional Ways!
You will explore amazing ways that families have used plants and animals for healing, food, and making things for many generations.
What You'll Learn
You will learn how plants help people heal and feel better.
You can discover how families share traditional knowledge through generations.
You will explore how plants make baskets, dyes, and useful things.
You will see how traditional knowledge connects nature and daily life.
What You'll Practice
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You will answer questions about healing plants like mint and aloe.
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You will identify how families use plants to make useful things.
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You will practice understanding how traditional knowledge is passed down.
Why This Matters
Understanding traditional uses of plants and animals helps you connect with your community's history and discover how nature provides healing, food, and materials for everyday life.
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Traditional Knowledge
Healing Plants
Natural Resources
Basket Weaving
Cultural Traditions
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