Lost LA Curriculum | KCET
The Lost LA Curriculum Project uses Lost LA episodes to present culturally relevant teaching materials centered on local history. Use this prototype portal to navigate lessons by topic, watch the documentaries, download the PDFs of lessons and classroom activities and find related articles.
The Lost LA Curriculum Project works with California's history-social science instructional framework and aligns local stories and materials with state educational standards.
Topics
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What happens to a place across time?
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What impact has urban development had on biodiversity in the Los Angeles area?
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What was life like for the Tongva before and after Spanish arrival?
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How has the perception of Los Angeles changed over time?
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In what ways did the entertainment industry impact African Americans in Los Angeles during the early 1900s?
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How and why is Toypurina remembered in different ways by different groups of people?
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What were the causes of the anti-Chinese massacre?
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How can we make the beach culture in SoCal equitable for all?
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What internal and external factors shaped African-American South Central between the 1920s and 1950s?
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How did African Americans adapt to the challenge of traveling in the United States over time?
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What were the costs and benefits of Los Angeles urban growth in the 1920s?
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What can historical markers tell us about what is important in the San Gabriel Valley (SGV) and in the greater Los Angeles area?
