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This will be beneficial in one of my lessons because I want to replicate attending a pow wow and these immersive videos can give the students a good idea of that. I included this specific dance because it is discussed in my IEFA book and will be something important that I will teach the students about.

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Youngblood Singers - Crow Hop - Aquinnah Powwow 2016 - 360° Video

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Good visual representation of what an actual pow wow looks like and helps the students grasp the significance better. Shows the outfits, props/tools and dancing happening throughout.

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This is another important video that I would show during my immersive pow wow experience lesson. This is showing a significant part of a pow wow called the Grand Entry. This will be good for the students to visually see when we are discussing what they do and why to show them what exactly is happening when an Gand Entry is being performed.

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Howard County Pow-Wow Grand Entry/Parade of Nations 2021 3D 180 VR

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This resource will be important for my students to have for one of the lessons that I will be giving because I want them to make a short presentation on pow wows and research on their own more facts about pow wows that they found interesting.

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Open the Slides home screen at Google Slides. In the top left, under "Start a new presentation," click New . This will create and open your new presentation. You can also create new presentations from the URL https://slides.google.com/create. Converting your file from another program creates a copy of your original file in a Docs, Sheets, or Slides format.

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Another helpful resource for the students will be this GarageBand tutorial. For one of my three lessons I want them to do an audio recording and create their own pow wow inspired music that they can have fun with. This will foster their creativity, and they will share their creations with the class to discover more about what others interpreted from pow wow music and tradition.

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GarageBand Tutorial for Complete Beginners - The GarageBand Guide.com

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In this GarageBand tutorial for complete beginners I share 5 tips to help you get started in GarageBand on iPad and iPhone.