Annual classroom license
New RST purchases cover one educator and their own students for 12 months and require annual renewal. School licensing for one RST title is $100 per year. District discounts apply. Read the annual terms and request a school or district quote. Previously accepted purchase terms remain applicable.
Grades 6–12 · Five-day interdisciplinary RST
African and Indigenous Uruguay
Colonial Interruption and the Return of Living Traditions to the Center
Examine how colonialism disrupted land, labor, families, and cultural learning. Follow African and Indigenous cultural survival through the histories of Charrúa, Chaná, and Guaraní peoples, candombe communities, Salsipuedes, abolition, and later forced displacement.
Students investigate why mores and folkways must not be allowed to disappear through neglect and how living communities can guide their return to the center of education and community life. The inquiry distinguishes colonial rule from later state actions and asks students to support their conclusions with evidence.
Complete educator package
- 13 page printable student PDF
- 13 page fillable digital student PDF with written response fields allowing up to 1,000 characters each
- Separate 8 page teacher guide with five daily DOLs, answer key, exemplar responses, lesson pacing, and 19 point RACE rubric
- Five daily readings with separate Do Nows and Quick Writes and aligned response areas
- 15 assessment questions arranged in groups of five per page
- RACE evidence planner and extended response
- Uruguay location map with compass directions, legend, and scale
- Mathematics using mean, range, and percentage with clearly identified practice data
- Science literacy connecting drum frequency, pitch, and the limits of measurement
- NJSLS Social Studies and ELA pathways and Common Core literacy connections for grades 6 through 12
$39.99
Separate downloads after payment
After confirmed payment, download the print student packet, fillable student packet, and teacher guide separately. No ZIP file is required. One educator license covers use with your own students. Contact Ma’at for school or district licensing.
Digital classroom use
Students can download their own fillable PDF, type in a compatible PDF form application, save it, and submit the saved copy through Google Classroom. Browser or Drive preview may not support typing. Written responses and assessments are teacher scored.
Sources and cultural inquiry
Original instructional readings draw on UNESCO, Uruguay’s education and heritage institutions, the National Human Rights Institution, and municipal historical sources. Students consider cultural transmission, community authority, historical evidence, and practical proposals for sustained learning.
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