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From Nomadism to Farming In this printable about Native Americans from the Southwest, students learn how early tribes...		Native American Tribes Word Search The names of Native American Tribes are hidden in this word search.
Make a Corn Necklace Students can make a necklace out of corn! This arts and crafts activity is perfect for...		American Indian Regions Children map the four main Indian regions of the United States.
Woodland Indians Handwriting Practice Children practice their cursive handwriting skills while reviewing Woodland Indian vocabulary.		Cherokee Fables Here are three traditional Cherokee fables, with accompanying activities. There are arts &...
Native American Recipes Use these Native American recipes to make Indian fry bread, Indian tacos, Indian nachos, and...		Animal Skin Clothing A reading comprehension lesson on how the Native Americans used animal skins for clothing.
Native Americans in the Civil War Students learn about the participation of Native Americans in the Civil War.		Woodland Indian Canoes Check your students' comprehension with this activity on the Woodland Indians and their main...
Killing with Words Students learn how damaging stereotypes can be, and then explore it further with a...		Plains Indians -- Tipis A story and reading comprehension activity about the Plains Indians and the type of home they...
The Buffalo Hunters Native Americans used every part of the buffalo they hunted. When the animals became extinct,...		Coastal Indians -- Canoes Test your students' comprehension with this reading passage about the canoes the Coastal...
Make a Coiled Pot In this Native American arts and crafts activity, students learn the ancient pottery method...		All About the Buffalo Learn about the different things the buffalo provided for the Plains Indians in this reading...
Sequoyah and His Syllabary Students learn about the origins of the written Cherokee language in this printable about...		Coastal Indians -- Longhouses A reading comprehension passage about Coastal Indian Longhouses.
Indian Symbols and Meanings Students write a message using the written symbols of the Southwest Native Americans.		Make Your Own Totem Pole After reading about the history of totem poles, children assemble their own pole. This is a...

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