Applications for EducationIn my post about ESRIs Story Map of Thanksgiving Foods I shared instructions for making your own story maps. Students could follow those instructions to develop story maps of their own about the origins of traditional Thanksgiving foods. The process of looking into then compiling their story maps might attend to a number of subjects consisting of plant germination and genetics, westward expansion of the United States, and how customs establish..

The other day early morning I published blog post in which I shared an ESRI Story Map of where standard Thanksgiving foods are grown today in the United States. That story map covers where food comes from today, however it does not cover the historic origins of conventional Thanksgiving foods. Trainees might follow those instructions to produce story maps of their own about the origins of traditional Thanksgiving foods.

Corn like that in the photo at the top of this blog post is typically seen as a symbol of Thanksgiving. Today, corn and lots of items made with it are a staple of the diet plans of many of us. Those concerns and numerous others are dealt with in the TED-Ed lesson titled How Corn Conquered the World.

Yesterday morning I released article in which I shared an ESRI Story Map of where traditional Thanksgiving foods are grown today in the United States. That story map covers where food comes from today, however it doesnt cover the historical origins of traditional Thanksgiving foods. Thats a fascinating topic of its own.
Its Okay to Be Smart and TED-Ed deal video lessons that address the origins of traditional Thanksgiving foods..

Through Its Okay to Be Smarts The Surprising Origins of Thanksgiving Foods trainees can find out how the most common, conventional Thanksgiving foods evolved and came from to what they are today. This lesson includes a description of how scientists and archaeologists determined that turkeys were one of the very first animals to be domesticated in North America. We also learn why the turkeys we discover in the grocery store today are a lot larger than those of simply a few generations earlier..