Professional Documents
Culture Documents
In this unit, students will be given a graphic organizer to fill with information about their
culture throughout the unit and eventually share their findings with the class. This unit is
meant to help the children research their culture while comparing it to their peers and having
open discussions about inclusivity and what it means to be who you are.
STAGE 1- STANDARDS/GOALS
What should students understand, know, and be able to do? Stage one identifies the desired
results of the unit including the related state content standards and expected performances,
enduring understandings, essential questions, knowledge and skills.
Content Standard(s)
PK.SPC.SA.6 Seek and accept guidance from Children will know how to verbally ask for
primary caregivers, teachers, and other familiar assistance from parents and teachers when faced
adults (Tennessee early learning developmental with challenges.
standards n.d.).
PK.01 In conversation, describe familiar people, Children will know how to successfully recall
places, things, and events, with reference to a information about themselves and others they are
student’s home and school (Tennessee early close with during conversations.
learning developmental standards n.d.).
PK.AL.CR.2 Self-select play activities to support Children will make real-world connections during
own curiosity and to engage in pretend and free play pertaining to the unit by utilizing relevant
imaginative play (e.g., testing theories, acting class materials, such as dramatic play clothes,
out imagination) (Tennessee early learning books, and music.
developmental standards n.d.).
Knowledge
The students will know why it is important to learn about the culture.
Skills
The students will be able to explain what elements make up a person’s culture.