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Apache Language Resources

Our Resource Development Projects

Apache Language Labs

Apache Language Literacy

Curriculum Development

Language Activists Needed!


Our San Carlos Apache Language Lab contains a Research Area, Collaborative Area, Makers Room, Media Production Area,  a Social Learning Area, and an Apache Language Library to be used by the community and the youth of San Carlos who have become our Apache Language Activists.


Our Language Activists will be working in the Language Lab to develop materials and resources to be used in the Apache Language Classrooms at both the Early Childhood Program and Rice Elementary!

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Curriculum Development

Apache Language Literacy

Curriculum Development

Workshops in Curriculum Development are being offered in 2020 

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  • San Carlos Apache Summer Institute


  •  Pre Kindergarten Curriculum Development for Year B


  • Kindergarten Curriculum Refinement


  • First Grade Curriculum Refinement


  • Second Grade Curriculum Development

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Apache Language Literacy

Apache Language Literacy

Apache Language Literacy

Workshops to promote Apache Language Literacy in 2020 

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  • Write Children's Stories in the Apache Language


  • Write Children's Stories about Apache Culture in English


  • Translate Children's Stories into Apache


  • Read Aloud Video Recording of stories being read in the Apache Language

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Language Preservation

Language Preservation

Apache Language Literacy

The SCAT Language Preservation Department provides Apache Cultural Experts who work with our teaching staff and Apache Language Activists in the development of all materials and resources. Additionally, Language Preservation  supplies each Early Childhood class with an Apache language box of resources containing sets of vocabulary flash cards.

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Apache College

Language Preservation

Pathways Program

Experts from Apache College have developed two accredited courses on Apache Language and one accredited course on Apache History. Within the syllabus of these courses students are asked to create Apache Literature and Resources which they may donate to the Apache Language Library located in each of the Apache Language Labs.

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Pathways Program

Language Preservation

Pathways Program

High School Students with a passion for Apache Language and Culture who desire to give back to their community spend their summers working  together to develop Apache Resources to be used in the classrooms for Grade PreKinder through Grade Twelve.

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Intergenerational Efforts

Intergenerational Efforts

Intergenerational Efforts

In partnership with Elders from the San Carlos Older Adults Center, Elders from the San Carlos community meet to share their stories and cultural knowledge with the youth of San Carlos who have become our Apache Language Activists.

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Arizona State University

Intergenerational Efforts

Intergenerational Efforts

Experts from Arizona State University have assisted with the development and utilization of the Apache Language Labs, and the development of Apache Educational Materials to be used in the Apache Language Classes.

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Apache language Curriculum components Currently Developed

Apache Language Curriculum Program Wide

What has been developed for the Apache Language Program?

  • Defined overall goal for the Apache Language Curriculum
  • Apache Language Curriculum Policy Manual
  • Defined Apache Language Standards that are aligned with the Arizona Early Learning Standards, Head Start Early Learning Outcomes Framework, SCUSD Safety Net Standards, and the Arizona Learning Standards
  • Expected Outcomes Rubric which clearly outlines what it looks like when a student has mastered each level of learning at their grade level to be considered: Minimally Proficient, Partially Proficient, Proficient, and Highly Proficient
  • Apache Language Teacher Observation Assessments for grades Pre-Kindergarten through First
  • Student Portfolio Checklist for Grades Pre-Kindergarten through First
  • List of available resources within the community
  • Drafted an Apache Language Teacher Observation Assessments for grades Second through Fifth
  • Apache Language Programing for the Radio Station
  • Word of the Week
  • One People One Nation website: www.onepeopleonenation.info
  • Apache Language Lab

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What has been developed for Pre-Kindergarten?

The Pre-Kindergarten Program is designed to be a two year program for students ages 3 and 4 for this reason, the Apache Language Curriculum for Pre-Kindergarten has both a Year A and a Year B set of curriculum. It has been designed to be used for both the Immersion and the Non-Immersion Classrooms.


YEAR A:

  • Pacing Guide for the school year
  • An identified theme for six Apache Cultural Units of Study designed to directly correspond with each Creative Curriculum Unit of Study
  • A Unit Outline for each Unit of Study-six outlines in total
  • Two Chapters for each Unit of Study- twelve chapters in total
  • Essential Questions for each chapter- forty eight essential questions in total
  • Identified targeted conversational vocabulary for each chapter
  • Identified targeted content vocabulary for each chapter
  • Alignment of all Units of Study and all Chapters to the Apache Language Standards
  • Development of 12-20 lesson plans for each chapter: 180 lesson plans in total
  • Identification of critical lessons which must be completed by both Immersion and Non-Immersion students for the Student Portfolios
  • Vocabulary Practice CDs for each Unit of Study to be used by the Teaching Staff
  • Vocabulary Flash Cards for each Chapter
  • Calendar System for Each Classroom
  • Posters for each area of study within the classroom
  • Labels for familiar items within the classroom
  • Children's stories written or translated into Apache


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What has been developed for Kindergarten?

The Kindergarten Apache Language Curriculum was designed to align with both the Apache Language Standards and Arizona State Science and Social Studies Standards. Four Units of Study were created, one for each quarter of the school year labeled by the season: Fall, Winter, Spring, Summer. This curriculum has been designed to be used in both the Immersion and Non-Immersion Classrooms.


  • Pacing Guide for the School Year
  • A Unit Outline for each of the four Units of Study
  • Nine Chapters for each of the Units of Study: thirty six chapters in total
  • Essential Questions for each of the thirty six chapters
  • Identified targeted vocabulary for each chapter
  • Alignment of all Units of Study and All Chapters with the Apache Language Standards and the Arizona State Science and Social Studies Standards for Kindergarten
  • Development of four to eight lesson plans for each chapter: two hundred lesson plans in total
  • Identification of critical lessons which must be included into the Student Portfolio
  • Materials needed to teach the lessons: flash cards, worksheet templates, posters
  • Labels for familiar items used in the classroom
  • Drafted Part 1 of Apache Language Text Book for Beginners


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What has been developed for First Grade?

 The First Grade Apache Language Curriculum was designed to align with both the Apache Language Standards and Arizona State Science and Social Studies Standards. Four Units of Study were created, one for each quarter of the school year labeled by the season: Fall, Winter, Spring, Summer. This curriculum has been scaffolded to increase difficulty and cover different content that that covered in the Kindergarten Curriculum. It has been designed to be used in both the Immersion and Non-Immersion Classrooms.

  • Pacing Guide for the School Year
  • A Unit Outline for each of the four Units of Study
  • Nine Chapters for each of the Units of Study: thirty six chapters in total
  • Essential Questions for each of the thirty six chapters
  • Identified targeted vocabulary for each chapter
  • Alignment of all Units of Study and All Chapters with the Apache Language Standards and the Arizona State Science and Social Studies Standards for First Grade
  • Development of four to eight lesson plans for each chapter: two hundred lesson plans in total
  • Identification of critical lessons which must be included into the Student Portfolio
  • Materials needed to teach the lessons: flash cards, worksheet templates, posters
  • Labels for familiar items used in the classroom
  • Drafted Part 2 of Apache Language Text Book for Beginners

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