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This project addresses one of the key themes and inquiries of this course: How do humans interact with their ideas?

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Students chose an ancient innovation to research and found two sources of information. They took Cornell Notes to help them organize their thoughts. In a short analytical paper, students answered the essential question. They also created a model of their innovation and presented it to the class.

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Eli, Emma L., Cyrus, Sebastian, Shalini, Rylan, Summer

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Eli, Emma L., Cyrus, Sebastian, Shalini, Rylan, Summer

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Alex, Burke, Emma Z., Genevieve, Andrew, Sasha

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Alex, Burke, Emma Z., Genevieve, Andrew, Sasha

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The Wheel

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The Chariot

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Kohl

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Bow and Arrow

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Papyrus

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Sumerian Cuneiform

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The Wheel

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Mayan Calendar

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The Plow

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Archimedes Screw

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The Scissors

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The Sphinx

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The Candle

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The Pyramid

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The Ship

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The Plow

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The Wheel

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Innovation Project Description and Rubric

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Innovation Project Description and Rubric

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Irrigation

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Water Clock

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Papyrus