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Lesson
Plans- Correlated with the Sunshine State Standards
The Lucreaty
Clark slide and tape show It'll Be Gone When I'm Gone is
a part of the Florida Folklife Collection at the State Archives of Florida.
The audio recording, transcript and photographs on this web site come
from this slide and tape show.
At the time
the recording was made, Lucreaty Clark was the last known living white
oak basket maker in the state of Florida. She thought the tradition would
die when she died. But her grandson, Alphonso Jennings, became interested
and learned the craft from her.
The taped
and transcribed interviews covered white oak basket making in great detail.
Lucreaty Clark also talked about her life, games she played as a child,
food she remembered, her family, and her religion.
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Photographs
of a White Oak Basket Maker
Students will examine the series of photographs of Lucreaty Clark
making a white oak basket. They will determine if it is sufficient
information for them to make a basket.
(LA.B.2.3.4)
uses electronic technology including databases and software to gather
and communicate new knowledge.
(LA.C.2.3.1
) determines main concept, supporting details, stereotypes,
bias, and persuasion techniques in a nonprint message.
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Analyzing
the Lucreaty Clark Interview
Using a worksheet from the National Archives and Records Administration,
students will analyze the audio recording of Lucreaty Clark.
(LA.B.2.3.4)
uses electronic technology including databases and software to gather
and communicate new knowledge.
(LA.C.1.3.)
listens and uses information gained for a variety of purposes,
such as gaining information from interviews, following directions,
and pursuing a personal interest.
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