This collection contains 42 objectives with six related evaluation items for each objective. An effort was made to present these objectives at a level and in an organization easily adaptable to the elementary curriculum. The major goals of the collection are: 1) to present elementary students with a different way of looking at man and his environment; 2) to give them an initial exposure to some basic ideas and viewpoints of anthropological theories and problems; and, 3) to simplify the presentation of these new viewpoints in relation to the grade levels. The material is organized according to the following sections: Man as a Unique Animal; Fossil Man and Prehistory; The Record of Culture; The Nature of Culture; Genetics, Evolution and Race. Three elements are included for each objective: 1) the objective, 2) six evaluation items and, 3) the answers or criteria for judging the adequate of student responses. The objectives are stated in operational terms. An appendix contains three additional enrichment objectives. (FDI)