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1 Land and Water Features Overview: Students learn basic terms for land and water features of the Aleutian Arc in Unangam Tunuu, the native language of the Aleutian chain, or in Sugt stun, the language of the Alutiit. NOTE: If necessary, it may be appropriate to include the activity, Tater Topography, from the lesson, Finding Fairweather Fault to build skills with topography. Targeted Alaska Grade Level Expectations: Science [] SA1.1 The student demonstrates an understanding of the processes of science by asking questions, predicting, observing, describing, measuring, classifying, making generalizations, inferring, and communicating. [8] SD2.1 The student demonstrates an understanding of the forces that shape Earth by interpreting topographical maps to identify features (i.e., rivers, lakes, mountains, valleys, island, and tundra). Targeted Alaska Cultural Standards: A5 E2 Objectives: Culturally knowledgeable students are well grounded in the cultural heritage and traditions of their community. Students who meet this cultural standard are able to reflect through their own actions the critical role that the local heritage language plays in fostering a sense of who they are and how they understand the world around them. Culturally knowledgeable students demonstrate an awareness and appreciation of the relationships and processes of interaction of all elements in the world around them. Students who meet this cultural standard are able to understand the ecology and geography of the bioregion they inhabit. The student will: say terms related to land and water features and Earth s forces in a Native language; and identify land features on a topographic map. Materials: Sticky note flags (for pairs or groups) Topographic maps (for pairs or groups) Scissors Cardstock Computers with Internet access Headphones (optional) MULTIMEDIA FILE: Aleutian Arc: Land and Sea at the ATEP website at multimedia STUDENT WORKSHEET: Land and Water Features STUDENT WORKSHEET: Land and Water Pictures STUDENT WORKSHEET: Land and Water Memory Cards (Unangam Tunuu-Western Dialect, Unangam Tunuu-Eastern Dialect, or Sugt stun) ATEP UAF Geophysical Institute B-47 Land and Water Features
2 Whole Picture: Geologists examine Earth s features to understand the geologic history of a place and to get a sense of possible future events. Topographic maps are one way of recording the Earth s surface. Understanding contour lines and intervals is key to interpreting the features of the land on a topographic map. All points on the same contour line have equal elevation. As lines get closer together, the slope increases. The list below includes terms that are used to describe land and water features, events, and forces that change the surface of Earth. These are the terms used in the multimedia file. Where terms vary among dialects of Unangam Tunuu, both the Western and Eastern words are listed. English Unangam Tunuu Sugt stun land tana{ nuna mountain kii}uusi{ ing iq or inggriq volcano kii}uusim an}idachalu}ii Western dialect puyulek mountain with a place for emitting breath, smoke kii}uusim an}i}ii Eastern dialect mountain with breath hill qaya{ - Western dialect penguq aygi{ - Eastern dialect trail akalu{ aprutruaq cliff ayana{ - Western dialect penaq amti{ - Eastern dialect rock qu}ana{ - Western dialect yaamaq nu}i{ - Eastern dialect cave adu{ legta island tan}i{ qik rtaq ocean ala}u{ imaq lake hani{ - Western dialect nanwaq ani{ - Eastern dialect river chi}ana{ (or creek) kuik bay uda{ - Western dialect kangiyaq aal}uuda{ - Eastern dialect water taanga{ taangaq current anu{ carwaq wave hilma{ - Western dialect qangyuk ilma{ - Eastern dialect earthquake adgila{ arulauq tsunami ala}ul}u{ big sea qangyut angsinarqut the waves are big or tung iruaq false/fake high tide ATEP UAF Geophysical Institute B-48 Land and Water Features
3 Activity Preparation: 1. Copy student worksheets onto cardstock. 2. The table below identifies each community s quadrangle and map section at the 1: scale. Maps may be ordered from the Map Office at the Geophysical Institute. (Phone: or maps@gi.alaska.edu) Community Quadrangle 1: Scale Adak Adak C-2 Akhiok Trinity Islands D-1 Akutan Unimak A-6 Atka Atka N/A Chignik Bay Chignik B-2 Chignik Lagoon Chignik B-2 Chignik Lake Chignik B-3 Chiniak Kodiak C-1 Cold Bay Cold Bay A-3 Danger Bay Afognak A-2 False Pass False Pass D-5 Karluk Karluk C-2 King Cove Cold Bay A-1 Kodiak Kodiak D-2 Larsen Bay Kodiak C-6 Nelson Lagoon Port Moller D-4 Nikolski Samalga Island N/A Old Harbor Kodiak A-4 Ouzinkie Kodiak D-2 Perryville Stepovak Bay D-4 Port Lions Kodiak D-3 Sand Point Port Moller B-2 Activity Procedure: 1. Explain it is helpful to know the words for land and water features that may be affected by Earth s forces, like tsunamis and earthquakes. Students will learn some Native language terms for land features and forces related to tsunamis. 2. Direct students to access the MULTIMEDIA FILE: Aleutian Arc: Land and Sea from the ATEP website at Students should select the local language for study. Students should repeat the pronunciation of each word. Distribute STUDENT WORKSHEET: Land and Water Features. Instruct students to fill out Part 1 of the worksheet. 3. Distribute headphones for each student to access the game individually. Students may repeat the tutorial and game for more practice. 4. Explain the students will examine land and water features of the local area using topographic maps. Distribute maps to pairs or small groups. Guide students through a basic analysis of the map. Make a list on the board of features they notice. Distribute sticky note flags to pairs or groups. Ask students to use applicable words from the list of vocabulary to label features on the map in the local native language. 5. Distribute the STUDENT WORKSHEETS: Land and Water Pictures and Land and Water Memory Cards with scissors. Students pair up and randomly place one set of cards face down. Students take turns trying to make matches between a graphic and the corresponding word. The student with the most matches wins. 6. Students take home memory cards for practice and to share with their families. ATEP UAF Geophysical Institute B-49 Land and Water Features
4 Extension Ideas: Go on a field trip to photograph and identify features found in the local area. Interview an Elder to record place names associated with local landforms. Answers: Use the table listed in Whole Picture to correct student work. Lesson Information Sources: Alaska standards for culturally-responsive schools. Alaska Native Knowledge Network. (1998). [Fairbanks, Alaska]: Alaska Native Knowledge Network. Sharing words: land & sea. The Alutiiq Museum and Archaeological Repository. Retrieved 5 February Bergsland, K. (1994). Aleut dictionary = Unangam tunudgusii: an unabridged lexicon of the Aleutian, Pribilof, and Commander Islands Aleut language. Fairbanks, Alaska: Alaska Native Language Center, University of Alaska Fairbanks. Counceller, A. G. L., Leer, J., and Alokli, N. (2006). Kodiak Alutiiq conversational phrasebook: with audio CD. Kodiak, Alaska: Alutiiq Museum & Archaeological Repository. Hollembaek, R. and McKeown, M. (2007, June 21). [ ]. Leer, J. (1978). A conversational dictionary of Kodiak Alutiiq. Fairbanks: Alaska Native Language Center, University of Alaska Fairbanks. McKeown, M. (2007, December 31) [personal communication]. Swetzof, S. (2008, May 28) [personal communication]. ATEP UAF Geophysical Institute B-50 Land and Water Features
5 Name: Land and Water Features Directions: Record words for study in the table. English My language ATEP UAF Geophysical Institute B-51 Land and Water Features
6 Land and Water mountain cave volcano island hills ocean cliff lake land trail ATEP UAF Geophysical Institute B-52 Land and Water Features
7 Land and Water river earthquake bay tsunami rock water current wave ATEP UAF Geophysical Institute B-53 Land and Water Features
8 Land and Water Unangam Tunuu (Eastern Dialect) kii}uusi{ adu{ kii}uusim an}i}ii tan}i{ qaya{ ala}u{ amti{ ani{ tana{ akalu{ ATEP UAF Geophysical Institute B-54 Land and Water Features
9 Land and Water Unangam Tunuu (Eastern Dialect) chi}ana{ adgila{ aal}uuda{ ala}ul}u{ nu}i{ taanga{ anu{ ilma{ ATEP UAF Geophysical Institute B-55 Land and Water Features
10 Land and Water Unangam Tunuu (Western Dialect) kii}uusi{ adu{ kii}uusim an}idachalu}ii tan}i{ qaya{ ala}u{ ayana{ hani{ tana{ akalu{ ATEP UAF Geophysical Institute B-56 Land and Water Features
11 Land and Water Unangam Tunuu (Western Dialect) chi}ana{ adgila{ uda{ ala}ul}u{ qu}ana{ taanga{ anu{ hilma{ ATEP UAF Geophysical Institute B-57 Land and Water Features
12 Land and Water Sugt stun ing iq or inggriq legta puyulek qik rtaq penguq imaq penaq nanwaq nuna aprutruaq ATEP UAF Geophysical Institute B-58 Land and Water Features
13 Land and Water Sugt stun kuik arulauq kangiyaq tung iruaq yaamaq taangaq carwaq qangyuk ATEP UAF Geophysical Institute B-59 Land and Water Features
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