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Here’s a glimpse of just a few of the papers presented at the 4th Marianas History Conference that are now online at Guampedia.com. To read one of these papers in full, simply click on its image on this page! In “Remembering Father Jesus Baza Duenas Through Oral Histories,” Judy S. Flores and William “Bill” M. Paulino present their research into Inarajan villagers’ written and oral accounts of Father Jesus Baza Duenas, who was an important model of courage, persistence in faith and resistance to the Japanese during their occupation of Guam. I Maga’taotao Siha: The Elders Who Inspire Us to Decolonize I Maga’taotao Siha: The Elders Who Inspire Us to Decolonize I Maga’taotao Siha: The Elders Who Inspire Us to Decolonize I Maga’taotao Siha: The Elders Who Inspire Us to Decolonize I Maga’taotao Siha: The Elders Who Inspire Us to Decolonize I Maga’taotao Siha: The Elders
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Victoria-Lola Leon Guerrero and Monaeka Flores’ presentation, “I Maga’taotao Siha: The Elders Who Inspire Us to Decolonize,” explains how Independent Guåhan, at its assemblies, honors a maga’taotao: a hero or notable figure that has helped guide the island and CHamoru people on their quest for self-determination.
“Deconstructing Pigafetta’s Account of First Contact,” presented by Frank Quimby, explores eyewitness accounts of the Magellan expedition’s visit to Guam that differ substantially from Pigafetta’s pejorative narrative.
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Mang On 12 February 1792, Guam was fores roves: The t visited by Alessandro Malaspina, land between a who developed the first botanical Mang nd sea On 12 February 1899, Germany bought the Mariana collection from the Mariana Islands. fores roves: The Islands (except Guam) and the Caroline Islands from t It was one of four visits by the land between Spain for 25 million pesetas, the equivalent of $4.5 and s scientific expedition. The visits were Mang ea million. These islands were made a part of the similar in that the crews were suffering fores roves: The protectorate of German New Guinea, and district t land between from malnutrition and disease and were offices were set up in Pohnpei, Yap and Saipan. a Mang nd sea in need of rest and recuperation. The Georg Fritz, who was appointed district officer in fores roves: The expeditions were significant in that they charge of the Marianas, immediately took over the t betw een left records of their stay and impressions administration of Saipan, Rota and Tinian. of Guam.
This month in history
Guampedia Newsletter, February 2020 | Page 2
Teachers, Guampedia has free resources for you Considering the long hours teachers spend preparing for classes and the time spent grading papers at home, the life of an educator committed to helping students thrive isn’t easy. Guampedia can make it a little easier with lesson planning and classroom resources. Guampedia has a range of teaching materials for students in elementary, middle and high school – including lesson
For high-schoolers:
plans, materials for Guam Museum field trips, “Life on Guam” workbooks, fact sheets, the “Cultural and Silebråsion Activities for Young Children” activity book, and more. To access them, go to our Educators Portal. Here’s an intro to some of the free lesson plans (Tip: Click on the image to take you directly to the corresponding lesson plan!):
For middle-schoolers:
“Classification Classification of Guam Animal of Guam Animal Names in Different Languages Names in Different Classification of Guam Animal Languages” This 1- to 2-week lesson Names in Different Languages Classification of Guam Animal plan for 7th-graders Names in Different Languages focuses on science and Classification of Guam Animal language. Over the Names in Different Languages course of the lessons, Classification of Guam Animal students will get to Names in Different Languages know and be able to classify into vertebrates and invertebrates common animals on Guam. They’ll also learn the names of those animals in Chamorro, Filipino, Chuukese, Guam Museum For museum field trips: Guam Museum Pohnpeian, Yapese and Japanese. The lessons also The Guam Museum teacher's guide Guam Museum can incorporate discussion of invasive Guam Museum and activity book are perfect for and native animals and plants. Let’ making your next museum field trip Guam Museum s Ea Fres t Fre Guam Museum fun, educational and memorable. Guam Museum Veg h Veget sh Veg e e and tables aables an tables a F dF n nd r d u Let’ For grade-schoolers: s Ea its Let’s Fruits L ruits Le Fruits L Fres t Fre t’s E et’s et’s Eat Follow us “Let’s Eat Fresh Veg h Veget sh Veg Fresh V Eat Fre at Fresh Ea Vegetables and Fruits” e e online! Just and tables aables an tables a egetabl sh Vege This 5-day lesson plan for kids K through F click the links Let’ ruits L nd Fru d Fruit nd Fru es and Ftabl s i i s 2nd grade, teaches Health, Language below. :) Fres Eat Fr et’s Eat ts Let’s Let’s E ts Let’s ruit e h a E Eat Arts, and Mathematics. At the end F s tF hV at re Ve Veg etab getable egetab sh Vege Fresh V resh of the week, students will, among and l l t Guampedia Frui es and Fs and Fr es and F ables a egetable other things, L n t u et’s s r r on IG Eat s Let’s E uits Le its Let’ uits Le d Fruits • be able to identify at least 10 F resh Fres s t t a ’ ’ s s Guampedia E t at F Eat Eat Fre vegetables and fruits grown on Guam hV Ve Veg on IG etab getable egetab sh Vege Fresh V resh and one’s own home island/country, and les a les a tabl ege s an Guampedia • be able to categorize all fruits and Let’ Fruits L nd Fru d Fruit nd Fru es and Ftables s i i s vegetables into 7 colors shown Fres Eat Fr et’s Eat ts Let’s Let’s E ts Let’s ruits e h a E E F sh V Veg on the Healthy Eating Rainbow Veg eget resh Ve at Fresht Fresh at e t e Guampedia a t Veg chart with 90 – 95% accuracy, and ables a bles an ables a getabl e on FB and Let’ Fruits L nd Fru d Fruit nd Fru es and Ftables s Ea i i s Guampedia e t t s s L t et’s Let’ Let’ ruits Fres • be able to name the colors of t Fre ’s Eat s s E h a E F on FB s t h a r Veg Fres Eat esh t Fre Veg Veg the rainbow in the CHamoru e V t h etab e s a Guampedia les a bles an tables a egetabl h Vege language with 90 – 95% tabl es a d Fr nd F nd F es nd accuracy. u ruit r s Le its Let’ uits Le Fruits s Ea t’s E t’s E t at F a resh Fresh t Veg etab les
“Physics of a Slingstone” In this 45-minute lesson students will learn to apply knowledge about physics toward understanding the technology used by ancient Physics of a Slingstone CHamorus. Students will Physics of a Slingstone theorize a way to more forcefully Physics of a Slingstone throw a fist-sized object, and Physics of a Slingstone will then discuss the technology Physics of a Slingstone behind a slingstone, and, if in a Physics of a Slingstone physics class, conduct some Physics of a Slingstone calculations.
