Thanksgiving: Multiple Perspectives Students will create a landmark that commemorates both the European Settler and the Native...		The New World and the Old World -- 500 Years Ago Pictures and readings depict the differences between the Europeans and the Eastern Woodland...
A Not-So Traditional Thanksgiving An article describing the conflicting versions of the history of Plymouth, Massachusetts and...		The Earliest Americans Reading and Quiz A short quiz based on the reading about the Earliest Americans and their culture. Check your...
Indian Pudding Celebrate Thanksgiving with this delicious recipe for Indian Pudding. Get a taste of life in...		Indians and Horses Find great activities for children to use while learning about the story that follows Indians...
Cranberry-Nut Bread Celebrate Thanksgiving with this delicious recipe for cranberry-nut bread. This reference...		Eastern Woodlands Indians Explore an activity that explains the life of the Eastern Woodland Indians and offers 12 true...
American Indians Today Read an article about modern American Indians. This is a great resource for American Indian...		Native American Pronunciation Guide Distribute a guide that is helpful with the transcriptions of Native American lyrics and...
The Iroquois Constitution Students read an excerpt from the Iroquois constitution and write a journal entry about what...		Regional Music Styles of Native American Tribes Reference this chart of the regional music styles of Native American tribes.
Cheyenne Native American Game Have your students learn how to play an old Native American game. This Cheyenne game is fun and...		Native American Music and the Flute Students in grades 9-12 evaluate a performance, composition, arrangement, or improvisation by...
Native American Population Tragedy Have your students read facts about why the Native Americans population dropped in the...		American Indian Stories, Legends, and Other Writings Enrichment activities, web resources, and literature tie-ins related to Zitkala-Sa's collection...
Sagoyewatha Have your students read an excerpt from one of Sagoyewatha's speeches and explain the metaphor...