Activities about Peru
1. History
PBS provides lessons on several topics. This lesson on the Incas
looks especially interesting with activities using quipus.
2. Social
Studies Most people think of Brazil
when they think of the Amazon Rainforest, but it begins in Peru. TeAchnology
provides a wide variety of lessons for teachers to choose from to learn
about the region.
3. Art Inspired by Peru's Nazca Lines, this art activity by Fun Art for Kids explores the use of line in creating forms.
4. Art Yeah! Once again, Princeton's Incredible @rt Department has come up with several weaving activities. They lend themselves to any age level as well as budget. If you do a Google search for Peruvian weavings, it will only enhance your lesson.
5. Literature There are several primary books about llamas including Your Mama a Llama, Llama Llama Red Pajama, and Llama Llama Home with Mama. For a variety of ideas that could be incorporated with any of the books, check out this link.
3. Art Inspired by Peru's Nazca Lines, this art activity by Fun Art for Kids explores the use of line in creating forms.
4. Art Yeah! Once again, Princeton's Incredible @rt Department has come up with several weaving activities. They lend themselves to any age level as well as budget. If you do a Google search for Peruvian weavings, it will only enhance your lesson.
5. Literature There are several primary books about llamas including Your Mama a Llama, Llama Llama Red Pajama, and Llama Llama Home with Mama. For a variety of ideas that could be incorporated with any of the books, check out this link.
6. Home
Ec Of course, you can get a lot of
information on Inca food from World
History Encyclopedia and Eat
Peru. But, it's better to taste it. Check out Pisco
Trail, National
Geographic, Authentic
Food Quest, Spark
Recipes, and The
Scramble.