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3rd grade Native Americans cultural activities $5-10
The Seven Sacred Teachings: Full Poster and Activity Set
Teach important character traits to primary grades using the seven sacred teachings, an important element of Canadian Indigenous/Native American cultures! Great for teaching about character traits, SEL, social justice, decolonization, social studies, and more!This set covers all seven teachings (love, respect, courage, honesty, wisdom, humility, and truth). Included are a teacher's guide to the seven sacred teachings, 2 versions of each poster (14 posters in total), an activity guide for each te
Grades:
K - 3rd
Native American Heritage Month Posters - 25 Figures Included + Tribes References
These posters for Native American Heritage Month and beyond are perfect for any bulletin board display and a great start to introduce new figures in any classroom! There are 25 men and women in this resource who can help you do just that!Click HERE to SAVE 20% by buying all eight sets of Cultural Heritage Posters!Click HERE to SAVE 10% by purchasing BOTH the posters AND daily slideshow.WHAT IS INCLUDED?25 (Men & Women) posters3 versions of each posterVERSION 1: Informational Poster IN LANDSC
Grades:
2nd - 5th
Every Child Matters - Sept 30th Orange Shirt Day - Resource and Mini-Reader K-3
Orange Shirt Day (September 30th) is known as the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation in Canada. It is a day we honour the Indigenous children who were sent to residential schools in Canada. We learn about why we wear orange shirts, and focus on educating young learners as to the history of residential schools, as well as Indigenous culture and tradition. This resource also focuses on teaching young learners about diversity, equity, equality and that every person is special.Worksheets in
Grades:
PreK - 3rd
Maps: North America Native American Cultural Regions {Messare Clips and Design}
This North America, Native American Cultural Regions Map set contains 34 individual high resolution graphics/maps.
The set contains eight black and white maps with identified regions. Both the color maps and the black & white maps include a version with and without labels, additionally each map comes with and without depicted USA borders.
**By request I've added 11 new map images that depict the cultural regions scaled in to the USA borders only. - 12 March 16
Regions Identified in the
Grades:
K - 10th
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3/D Tipi, Circle and Welcome Pole Craft, EASY Native American Art Fall Activity
This bundle includes 3 Native American themed craft projects made for students using circles (Mandela) cones (3/D tipi), and cylinders (welcome poles) These crafts are a great way to integrate the arts with your Native American curriculum. This is three of my students favorites put together in a money saving bundle! See descriptions for each project, and check out the teacher reviews of individual items! Crafts include a 3/D tipi, mandella, and 3/D welcome pole. Great for Bulletin boards, door
Grades:
1st - 7th
Medicine Wheel SEL Unit: Indigenous Education
Teach SEL and health topics to primary grades using the medicine wheel, an Indigenous/Native American symbol!This unit helps students understand mental, emotional, physical, and spiritual health and how each type of health affects the others. They'll learn about fostering healthy habits to improve overall well-being. Included are a teacher's guide, printable posters, whole-class activities, worksheets, and an end-of-unit assessment. This cross-curricular unit covers both primary health standards
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Grades:
K - 3rd
Sacred Indigenous Sites of Canada - National Indigenous Peoples Day Activity
Explore 10 Sacred Indigenous Sites in Canada - a great activity for National Indigenous Peoples Day, and National Indigenous History Month!COMPLETELY DIGITAL - NO PRINT REQUIRED - Just Assign and GO!This digital unit boasts over 60 slides containing information, photographs, images, and links to videos that explore 10 sacred sites to Indigenous People.The 10 sites are:Aurora VillageGreat Bear RainforestHaida GwaiiRadium Hot SpringsHead-Smashed-In Buffalo Jump World Heritage SiteWriting on Stone
Grades:
3rd - 6th
Canada: An Introduction to the Art, Culture, Sights, and Food
This slideshow helps elementary students quickly learn about famous landmarks, food, art, and the culture of Canada. You can use this slideshow at the beginning of a unit on Canada. You can also print it out and use it as a book for student research. This slideshow also has 4 questions at the end of the slideshow to review what students have learned. This download comes as a PDF file and is NOT editable as a PDF. However, you can open this slideshow in the TPT EASEL program and add or delete pag
Grades:
K - 5th
Native American Project Based Choice Board for 4th and 5th grades!
NATIVE AMERICAN PROJECT BASED LEARNING CHOICE BOARD! Students will differentiate on their own and demonstrate active learning when they utilize this engaging choice board to compliment any Native American unit of study! Each project is given a point value and students will select activities that will help them reach this goal while at the same time showcasing their knowledge on this social studies topic in a variety of creative ways. All 9 activities are high interest, multi-modality projects
Grades:
3rd - 6th
Native American Heritage Month Teaching Slides Distance Learning
This power point is intended to support teachers (both online & in person) in providing a quick mini lesson on Native American figures in history.The month of November is Native American Heritage Month! This presentation provides pictures, information, and an informational video on 20 Native American figures in history ranging from war chiefs, artists, activists, musicians, etc. There are also additional resources provided such as read a louds, Native American children's books, and additiona
Grades:
K - 8th
Arizona Indian Tribes Mini Book - Now DIGITAL too!
Arizona Tribes Mini-Book – Now with FULL-Size, Mini-book and Google Slide versions!Find the Google link in the PDF.Please see the preview. Meet the new Arizona Social Studies Standards by getting to know about all the Federally Recognized Tribes in Arizona. Please note – the names used on each page were taken from the sovereign nations, some call themselves ‘tribes,’ some ‘nations,’ and others 'Indian communities." This minibook includes· All 22 tribes (2 pages for Navajo – one of the largest
Grades:
2nd - 4th
Directed Drawing | Indigenous Peoples | Native American | First Nations | Bundle
This is a bundle of:Directed Drawing | Indigenous Peoples | Native American | First Nations | Vol. 1Directed Drawing | Indigenous Peoples | Native American | First Nations | Vol. 2----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Add a visual component to your Social Studies unit on Indigenous Peoples of North America.This product can be used as a classroom art project, or print it out and use as an independent student act
Grades:
1st - 7th
Facts, Myths, and Stereotypes - Native American ELA Unit
For too long, students have had a skewed or misunderstood understanding of Native American culture. With this resource, your student will be much more knowledgeable about an entire culture!FEATURES• Four leveled reading passages on often misunderstood topics in Native American culture: Native Americans today, Headdresses and Eagle Feathers, Native American homes, and Buffalo (among other issues). • Defines and provides examples of facts, myths, and stereotypes. • Each passage comes with discussi
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Grades:
3rd - 6th
Land Acknowledgements for Primary Grades
Perfect for your journey towards truth and reconciliation with Indigenous peoples in Canada. Two student activities & a class land acknowledgement project. Students will forge connections with the land they inhabit, discovering the Indigenous territories they reside in, reflecting on what they love about where you live. Bonus colouring page activity included!Page 1: Land Acknowledgement Lesson Plan Page 2: Land Acknowledgement Lesson Plan page 2Page 3: What are land acknowledgments handout,
Grades:
1st - 4th
Woodland Indian Wigwam and Canoe Craft Pack
This craft pack is a great way to support your Native American unit! The canoe is very realistic looking! This Canoe Craft includes 3 different canoe templates and easy-to-copy pictographs. The homes of the Eastern Woodland Indians included Wigwams (also known as birchbark houses). These dwellings were made of wooden pole frames covered with woven mats and sheets of birchbark. This Wigwam Craft includes 7 templates; 6 with different ‘thatch’ finishes, and 1 blank template so you can design your
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Grades:
3rd - 5th
Trail of Tears Mini-Book and Comprehension Quiz
This Trail of Tears mini-book and comprehension quiz is a great way to teach about the events of the plight of Native Americans from the 1830s in Georgia to Oklahoma. It is a brief summary that covers the events leading up to the Trail of Tears in the order they happened. It includes a 10 page book as well as a 10 question multiple-choice quiz and an answer key. This book is arranged to be copied back to back and will save paper!If you like this resource, be sure to check out my Cherokee India
Grades:
2nd - 4th
Indigenous Art - Métis Dot Art
Explore Indigenous culture with this resource by a First Nations educator ❤︎✎ Dive into Métis Dot Art, mimicking traditional beadwork, nurturing creativity while sharing cultural insight. Discover Métis dot art and enjoy The Giving Tree story. With a lesson plan, student activities, and a class project, it's a rich journey into Métis culture, perfect for sparking curiosity and appreciation in students.Page 1: Métis Dot Art: lesson planPage 2: Métis Dot Art: lesson plan page 2Page 3: Métis Dot Ar
Grades:
3rd - 6th
L’histoire du chandail orange - A Residential School Unit for Orange Shirt Day
This Indigenous (Aboriginal, First Peoples, First Nations) orange shirt day mini unit is a meaningful printable package that gently teaches residential school history to primary and intermediate students through art projects and printable activities.This resource is also used as a fundraiser for Indian Residential School Survivors Society and Orange Shirt Society.Using the The Orange Shirt Story, or Phyllis's Orange Shirt, written by Phyllis Webstad, (unit does not include a digital version of t
Grades:
1st - 7th
Oklahoma Land Run
Learn facts and information about the 1889 Oklahoma Land Rush through comic book coloring and writing format. After reading and coloring frames, students re-write the story using blank speech and fact boxes on comic designed handouts. Easy to understand, basic facts that include:
5 Civilized Tribes
Assimilation
Point of View (NAI, Female, Male, Child)
Statehood
Geography Regions of the state labeling/colorcoding activity
Indian Territory
Oklahoma Territory
Homestead Act
Grades:
3rd - 6th
Also included in: Oklahoma Resources Bundle
The Seminole Indians Mini-Unit
This mini-unit on The Seminole Indians of Florida contains 19 pages of informational text and activities responding to text. Common Core standards covered include: Reading Informational Text--Key Ideas and Details, Craft and Structure, Integration of Knowledge ad Ideas, & Range of Reading and Level of Text Complexity.
This mini-unit contains the following activities in response to informational text about Florida' "Unconquered Nation":
-fast facts on the food, home, clothing, & languag
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Grades:
3rd - 8th
Northwest Coast First Nations Unit
A complete unit all about Canadian First Nations / Native Americans of the Northwest Coast. The unit is a great way to teach students about Aboriginal / Indigenous cultures and traditions, and works well with place-based learning in British Columbia and the Pacific Northwest, Canadian history, and more!Included in the download:Introductory Lesson - A teacher's guide - Two different articles for students - A worksheet to reinforce concepts learnedTotem Pole Lesson and Make-Your-Own Ac
Grades:
1st - 3rd
Potlatch: Northwest Coast Traditional Indigenous Celebration: Gr. 3
Potlatch is a celebration of Indigenous People on the Northwest Coast. Giving, feasting, music and dance are the 3 main aspects of potlatch. The topic begins with discussions centered around tradition, culture, story and celebration. Reading at a “just right” level is provided. Students will engage through cut-and-paste matching cards, reading a short booklet, completing graphic organizers, comparing, writing, drawing, thinking, responding and word search. Great companion book read: "Secret of t
Grades:
2nd - 3rd
Native American Heritage Month People of TODAY
Native American Heritage Month is a reminder to include and celebrate Native American people (of the past AND present) all year long. Students need to know that Native American history is rich but Native American history is also still being written today. This resource highlights a person every day for the entire month of November (plus 3 bonus days). It is unique because the 22 Native American people that it features are ALL living and doing AMAZING things TODAY.Why use this resource?Time is l
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3rd - 5th
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Native American Art Project: Raven Legends of the Northwest- 3 Art & Lit. Ideas
This Native American North West Raven packet combines the love of a great book with a hands on art lesson! 3 Books (not included) inspire these easy art lessons:*Explore COLOR inspired by A Man Called Raven illustrated by Plains Cree artist George Littlechild.*Design a 3D BOX inspired by How Raven Stole the Sun illustrated by Apache/Jenex Pueblo artist Felix Vigil.*Explore PATTERN and REPETITION inspired by The Raven and Loon, Innuit author Rachel Qitsualik-TinsleyIncluded: Material istQ & A
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Grades:
3rd - 8th
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