Teacher Resources

Teacher Resources Lessons and Activities Credits Consultants and Resource References
Catawba River Teacher Resources
Standards: PDF \| Word	South Carolina state curriculum standards correlations for RiverVenture teacher resources of the Catawba module.
River Wrap: PDF \| Word	The River Wrap assessment found in the Catawba module of RiverVenture.
Glossary: PDF \| Word	Advanced terms used in RiverVenture.
Object Outlines: PDF \| Word	List of objects found in the Catawba module of RiverVenture.
Lessons and Activities
PDF \| Word	Energy and Industry Lesson Plan: A lesson about the various types of industries along the Catawba River that explores the kinds of energy they use, the significance of the river to them, and important dates associated with these industries.
PDF \| Word \| Flipchart	Energy and Industry Flipchart: Slides about how specific industries along the Catawba River are powered, initially created as an interactive flipchart for Promethean Boards.
PDF \| Word	Industrial Development along the Catawba River Student Handout: A chart for students to use with the “Energy and Industry Lesson Plan.” Students list the kinds of energy used by various industries along the Catawba River, as well as the significance of the river to them, and any important dates associated with these industries.
PDF \| Word \| Flipchart	Industrial Development along the Catawba River Flipchart Activity: Slides from a timeline activity about how the Catawba River was used to power industrial development, initially created as an interactive flipchart for Promethean Boards.
PDF \| Word	Classifying Fish Lesson Plan: The object of this lesson is to have students identify unknown fish using attributes described in a dichotomous key.
PDF \| Word \| Flipchart	Classification of Catawba River Fish Flipchart: Slides for use with the “Classifying Fish Lesson Plan,” showing how to use a dichotomous key in order to identify a species of fish. This resource was initially created as an interactive flipchart for Promethean boards. Slides include vocabulary, anatomy of a fish, and team cards.
PDF \| Word	Landsford Canal Teacher Led Program: From Discover Carolina, this resource offers an entire curriculum based around the natural and cultural history of the Landsford Canal. Materials include a lesson for pre-site visitation involving use and interpretation of topographic maps, an on-site activity allowing students to observe the remains of the canal, a mill, locks, and the surrounding landscape, as well as a post-site visitation lesson requiring calculation of the surface area and volume of the lifting lock in order to construct a model of it.
*All Activinspire resources of the interactive .flipchart format are not viewable in a web browser. These files are intended for download and use with Smart Boards or Promethean boards. For teachers who may not have acess to Smart Boards or Promethean boards, Microsoft Word and .PDF versions have also been made available. To download a free trial or to learn more about ActivInspire, visit Promethean Planet's website.
Credits
The Catawba RiverVenture website is a collaborative effort between the Culture & Heritage Museums and SCETV with funding provided by the Institute of Museum and Library Services.
Site Credits:	Culture & Heritage Museums Producer, writer: Hope Matthews Writers: Steve Fields, PhD and Michael Scoggins Curriculum Specialist: Beth Cooper Artist: Joseph Byrne
	SCETV Producer: Patrick Hayes Web developer, Flash developer, graphic design: Greg Lunn Web developer: Salli-Denise Smith Panorama Photography: Gaines Halford Curriculum Coordinator: Samantha S. Cofield Eastman and Andrea Thorpe
Image Credits:	Aquatic macroinvertebrates: Drawing by Mark Catesby of aquatic insects showing adult and larval stages from Mark Catesby’s Natural History of America. 1997. Merrell Holberton Publishers Ltd., London.
	Duke Energy, hydro.
	Duke Energy, nuclear.
	Evans Map, 1756: SCOTLANDIMAGES.COM, Crown Copyright 2009, The National Archives of Scotland. Image Number GD45/2/104.
	Northern Snakehead fish and Asian clam: South Carolina Aquatic Invasive Species Management Plan, South Carolina Department of Natural Resources. 2008.
	Osprey and Bald Eagle: Catesby images from Natural History of Carolina, Florida, and the Bahama Islands (1731-1743). Smithsonian Libraries
	Rocky Mount Battlefield: Daniel G. Stinson’s the Rocky Mount battlefield, dated 8 December 1871. Thomas Sumter Papers, 5VV42, Lyman C. Draper Manuscript Collection. Image Number Whi-27319, Wisconsin Historical Society, Madison, WI.
RiverVenture and the CHM are grateful for the generous advice, consultation, and resources of the following people and organizations.

Consultants and Resources:	Anne Springs Close Greenway Dottie Metzler, Environmental Educator
	Carolina Thread Trail Ann Hayes Browning, Project Director
	Catawba Cultural Preservation Project Wenonah Haire, DDS, Executive Director
	Catawba Riverkeeper Foundation David Merryman, Catawba Riverkeeper
	The City of Rock Hill Tom Bell, Parks, Recreation and Tourism Laurie Helms, Parks, Recreation and Tourism Mark Sexton, Parks, Recreation and Tourism Marcia Miktuk, City Accounts Manager
	Duke Energy Sheila Christopher, Duke Energy Archives Mary Kathryn Green, Duke Energy Public Affairs Rick Jiran, District Manager
	Research Laboratories of Archaeology, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill R. P. Stephen Davis, Jr., Ph.D., Archaeologist Brett Riggs, Ph.D., Archaeologist
	Riverwalk Rock Hill David Williams, Riverwalk Site Manager
	South Carolina Department of Natural Resources Mary Crockett, Planner Phil Weinbach, GIS Applications Manager
	South Carolina State Parks Al James, Landsford Canal State Park
	York County Engineering Caci Nance, Environmental Outreach Coordinator
	David Glasscock, DDS, pilot Andrew Lazenby, photographer, kayaker, and Catawba River enthusiast Nancy Pierce, professional photographer, kayaker, and Catawba River enthusiast Bill Stokes, photographer, kayaker, and Catawba River enthusiast

References:	Catawba River Task Force. 1994. The South Carolina Catawba River Corridor Plan. South Carolina Department of Natural Resources, Columbia, South Carolina. Durden, Robert F. 1999. “Electrifying the Piedmont Carolinas: The Beginning of the Duke Power Company, 1904-1925, Part 1.” The North Carolina Historical Review, Volume 76, Number 4, October 1999. Edgar, Walter. 1998. South Carolina: A History. University of South Carolina Press, Columbia, South Carolina. Kalman, Bobbie. 1990. The Gristmill. Crabtree Publishing Company, New York, New York. Kovacik, Charles F. and Winberry, John J. 1987. South Carolina: The Making of a Landscape. University of South Carolina Press, Columbia, South Carolina. South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control. 2006. South Carolina Catawba/Wateree River Basin Facilities Water Use Report 2004 (Technical Report No. 014-05). SCDHEC, Bureau of Water, Columbia, South Carolina. Speck, Frank G. 1946. Catawaba Hunting, Trapping and Fishing. University Museum, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

* Standards addressed are the same as the standards for the entire website.