The City School District of Albany’s social studies curriculum includes studying Iroquois culture, traditions and essential contributions to New York State.
Michelle Chiappone’s fourth graders brought by building replicas of a Native American longhouse.
The models - made mostly of popsicle sticks - were built to reflect the Iroquois style of communal living with large, extended family.
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