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Timucuan Ecological and Historic Preserve & Fort Caroline National MemorialTeachers standing under an oak tree with slave quarters in background.
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Timucuan Ecological and Historic Preserve & Fort Caroline National Memorial
Teacher Workshop 2008
Teachers standing outside of a rehabilitated slave cabin during ranger-guided tour of site for teacher training.

Teachers at the Slave Quarters.

On July 11 and July 18, 2008, Kingsley Plantation hosted its first Teacher Training and Curriculum Writing Workshop.

Eight teachers from the Teaching American History Grant program in Duval County, Florida, and two Florida Public Archaeology Network educators participated in site tours, program demonstrations, brainstorming sessions, and curriculum planning. Teachers presented on draft lesson plans the second day of the workshop, and the finalized plans are posted on this website.

View the Teacher Training Workshop video.

Download the NEW lesson plans.

Return to Kingsley Plantation Curriculum Materials.
Pareja's Confessionario  

Did You Know?
The first translation of a Native American language into a European language – Timucuan to Spanish - occurred on lands within the Timucuan Preserve in the late 1500s. Fray Francisco Pareja did this translation at the Catholic mission of San Juan del Puerto on present day Ft. George Island.
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