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Folktales and Legends of the California Indians
Students discover the values of the natives of California by reading some of their traditional... | All About the Buffalo
Learn about the different things the buffalo provided for the Plains Indians in this reading... | |
Longhouses, Canoes, and Totem Poles
Indians of the Pacific Northwest used the cedar tree for many different purposes. The reading... | Make Your Own Totem Pole
After reading about the history of totem poles, children assemble their own pole. This is a... | |
Indian Regions
In this printable, children will learn about different Indian groups, where they lived, and... | Native-American Interest Titles: Picture Books and Novels
This book list includes interesting picture books and novels to use when teaching about | |
Native American Contributions to American Culture
Americans are indebted to Natives Americans for many cultural contributions. | ||
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... | |
Make a Corn Necklace
Students can make a necklace out of corn! This arts and crafts activity is perfect for... | ||
Sacajawea Reading Comprehension
A fill in the blank story about the famous Plains Indian woman, Sacajawea. | The Buffalo Hunters
Native Americans used every part of the buffalo they hunted. When the animals became extinct,... | |
Animal Skin Clothing
A reading comprehension lesson on how the Native Americans used animal skins for clothing. | Make a Coiled Pot
In this Native American arts and crafts activity, students learn the ancient pottery method... | |
Plains Indians -- Tipis
A story and reading comprehension activity about the Plains Indians and the type of home they... | Sequoyah and His Syllabary
Students learn about the origins of the written Cherokee language in this printable about... | |
Coastal Indians -- Canoes
Test your students' comprehension with this reading passage about the canoes the Coastal... | Indian Symbols and Meanings
Students write a message using the written symbols of the Southwest Native Americans. |
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