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Earth Day Native Americans graphic organizers for Easel Activities
Orange Shirt Day - Residential Schools - Truth and Reconciliation Activities
Orange Shirt Day and Residential Schools in Canada - This contains a complete activity book all about Orange Shirt Day and Residential Schools that is designed for Elementary students! Teach about Orange Shirt Day and truth and reconciliation with Orange Shirt Day reading passages, questions, and activities!These meaningful resources will help you teach this important piece of history as we continue to move towards the path of truth and reconciliation. ✅All content is presented in a way that is
Grades:
2nd - 4th
Canada's INDIGENOUS PEOPLES 15 Organizers Traditional Ways PRINT and EASEL
This set of graphic organizers includes: 3 organizers on each of the following 5 Aboriginal peoples of Canada – Inuit, Haida, Blackfoot, Iroquois (Haudenosaunee), and Mi’kmaq (Micmac). Page 1 of each has questions on where the nations lived, their language, and their housing. There is also space for students to draw or glue an image of something related to housing and to draw a map of where each nation lived. Page 2 includes sections on art and myths/legends (for the latter students are asked
Grades:
4th - 7th
Also included in: Canada's INDIGENOUS PEOPLES BUNDLE Research Activities PRINT and EASEL
Earth Day Writing Activity | Google Classroom | Printable & Digital
A comprehensive printable and digital Earth Day writing activity! This Earth Day writing lesson includes a relevant prompt, two graphic organizers, paragraph outline, fun Earth Day writing paper, grading rubric, and examples! It's the perfect activity to reinforce writing skills and celebrate Earth Day! **This resource is part of the Earth Day Reading and Writing Bundle. It includes a variety of Earth Day reading and writing activities at a 25% discount price! Click here to see the bundle and t
Grades:
4th - 7th
Also included in: Earth Day Reading and Writing Activities Bundle | Free Word Search
Here Comes the Garbage Barge | Digital and Print Book Companion
This book companion includes a variety of activities to keep students engaged in learning all about the garbage barge. Students will identify examples of how Jonah Winter PERSUADES, INFORMS, and ENTERTAINS his readers with the story Here Comes the Garbage Barge and will write a paragraph about how the illustrations by Red Nose Studio enhance the story. In addition, students will identify the main idea, topics, and at least one theme of the story.This resource also includes:graphic organizers to
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Grades:
3rd - 4th
Earth Day Emergent Reader - Activities For Preschool & Kindergarten ESL Spring
Spring Activity - Your children will learn how they can help the earth by reading this adorable emergent reader! Great for Guided Reading!Take a Preview Peek!This reader uses the repetitive frame:I can.....Includes:1 large copy of the book for projecting to class or using in Google Classroom through tpt digital activities.10 page book( color and black and white)graphic organizerword work rhyming word activity using (can)Great to put in book boxes and send home!For distance learning, this is a
Grades:
PreK - 1st
Earth's Water Graphing Activity
Earth's Water- a Graphing ActivityStudents make three graphs.The first graph will use a grid of 100 to graph how much of Earth's water is salt water and freshwater. The second graph will use a grid of 10 to show where the freshwater is found.The third graph use a 20 x 5 grid to show where the accessible surface freshwater is found.There are two options for the graph. The first one has blank data tables for students to fill in using a website. The second option has the percentages already fill
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Grades:
5th - 7th
Reduce, Reuse and Recycle Natural Resources - Earth Day Lesson
Is it hard for your students to remember the difference between recycling, reducing, and reusing? These activities will give students lots of examples and opportunities to practice distinguishing between the words. Great for Earth Day or a science unit on taking care of the environment!What's Included:Vocabulary posters provide the definition of each term (reduce, reuse, recycle) two examples and pictures for each word. There are also two options of posters that include all three words on the sa
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Grades:
1st - 2nd
Native Tribes of Texas Maps
Colorful Map of the Native Tribes of Texas. Use with Texas History Unit 2; Natural Texas and Its People. Includes colored and labeled map as well as blank maps for student learning. One version for students to label and color and one version that is already colored for students to label. Can also be used as a quiz. Answer key included. Perfect for Interactive Notebooks. Aligned with the TEKS. Additional resources:Tribes of Texas Task CardsNative Tribes of Texas QuizTexas Regions Maps Follow me
Grades:
4th - 7th
Native American Tribes of the U.S. and California - Mini Report Poster Activity
Don’t have enough time to do a full research report on a Native American tribe? This one-page mini report is a great way for students to learn information about U.S. or California Native American tribes without taking the time to write out a full report. This poster activity is perfect to hang up in the classroom once completed. The template helps students to be specific in their research and to organize their information. After filling it out, students can color it so that it can be hung up on
Grades:
3rd - 5th
Also included in: California History Activities - One Page Posters and Reports - BUNDLE
EARTH DAY and the Environment Graphic Organizers, Activities PRINT and EASEL
Earth Day and The Environment – 15 Graphic Organizers. This resource is a great resource for any time of the year but particularly useful to observe Earth Day on April 22nd.The fifteen organizers each have three components: a definition section, a topic section, and a Website Search activity. The organizer topics are: Acid Rain, Biodegradable, Biodiversity, Conservation, Deforestation, Earth Day, Ecology, Endangered Species, Environment, Environmentalists, Global Warning, Greenhouse Effect, Re
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Grades:
7th - 10th
American Indian Note Organizer | Lakota, Kwakiutl, Iroquois, Pueblo, Inuit
This product will help students organize and study information about 5 American Indian (Native American) tribes: Inuit, Kwakiutl, Lakota, Pueblo, and Iroquois. There are boxes for information about each tribe's geographic location, food, shelter, and clothing. An answer key is provided but it is merely a suggestion of what could go in these boxes!This product is aligned with Virginia SOL U.S. History to 1865, Standard USI.3b_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
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Grades:
4th - 6th
California Gold Rush One Page Mini Report - Poster Activity
Don’t have enough time to do a full research report on the California Gold Rush? This one-page mini report is a great way for students to learn information about the gold rush without taking the time to write out a full report. This no prep print and go mini report poster activity is a fun and engaging way for students to show their knowledge of the California Gold Rush. The template helps students to be specific in their research and to organize their information. After filling it out, student
Grades:
3rd - 4th
Also included in: California History Activities - One Page Posters and Reports - BUNDLE
Fry Bread Reading Comprehension
"Fry Bread A Native American Family Story" by Kevin Noble Maillard is a beautifully written story with adorable illustrations. The following reading comprehension strategies are included in this resource...*10 page Main Idea & Details mini book*Story Sequence-First, Next, Then, Finally*Retell a Story-Beginning, Middle, End*Draw what you would like on your fry bread*Five Senses of Fry Bread*Vocabulary*Summarize & Design a New Cover*Create a Comic Strip
Grades:
2nd - 4th
United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (UNDRIP) Inquiry
This lesson introduces your middle school students to the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (UNDRIP): an important global document that codifies the specific human rights of indigenous peoples all over the world.1) The first worksheet helps guide students in answering the following questions:What is it?When was it created?Which countries opposed it initially?Why was it created?What does it contain?You can fill in the first page of questions together as a class, or ge
Grades:
6th - 9th
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ELA Earth Day The Lorax Track the Hero's Journey Notes & Movie/Text Organizers
This product is an engaging way to introduce the Hero's Journey to students by tasking them with tracking Once-ler's Hero's Journey in The Lorax.Before reading the text or watching the film, students can complete the Notes Organizer, which accompanies my free Editable Hero's Journey PPT, to get a general understanding of each stage. As students watch the film/read the text, they will complete the Hero's Journey Stages Movie Organizer. Each stage has a titled section containing guiding questions
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Grades:
5th - 12th
Also included in: ELA 5-12 Hero's Journey Movie Bundle, Notes & Movie Guide Organizers
On the Trapline Read Aloud (Indigenous, Cree, Print and Digital)
On The Trapline, written by David A. Robertson and winner of the 2021 Governor General's Literacy Award, tells the Indigenous story of Moshom and his grandson. They take a trip to the trapline, a place where Moshom's family hunted and lived off the land. Moshom is flooded with childhood memories that he shares with his grandson, including having to speak English at school instead of Cree.I have included:YouTube and website linksCree/English vocabulary activity with answers4 comprehension questio
Grades:
1st - 4th
Also included in: Indigenous Bundle: 7 Read Alouds + 1
Main Idea and Supporting Details in Spanish for April with Digital Resource
These April Main Idea Reading Comprehension passages in Spanish include topics such as Earth Day, April Fool's Day, and Spring. Your students will use text evidence to identify the main idea and details.What's included:✓ 10 Reading Passages: Each worksheet includes one passage and a graphic organizer. Students will use different colors to underline the main idea and details in the passage. Then, they will write the main idea and details.✓ 10 Easel Slides (digital version of the passages): Studen
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Grades:
1st - 3rd
Also included in: Día de la Tierra Earth Day April Main Idea and Bulletin Board in Spanish
Native American Creation and Origin Myths: Notes & Graphic Organizers
You’re starting Native American origin myths. You want your students to read closely and piece together important details to learn about the storytellers’ differing cultures. These notes and graphic organizers will get you started.**Includes THREE versions of the resource to be flexible & save time:1. PDF 2. Forced-copy link for Google Drive (works with any Google-Apps compatible LMS (learning management system) such as Google Classroom™3. TPT Digital Activities (only works with a TPT accoun
Grades:
8th - 11th
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Navajo Origin Myth & Establish Positive Classroom Culture for Distance Learning
You want to enhance your classroom management; encourage deep, critical thinking; support social and emotional learning; and add cultural diversity to your curriculum. Start by teaching “Navajo Origin Myth,” a wonderful creation myth. Use the details in the myth to help students understand Navajo culture, and then segue to discussions about your classroom culture. From there, use positive reinforcement to solidify your classroom culture. Then engage in an Activity to develop social & emotio
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Grades:
9th - 12th
Canada’s Indigenous SUBARCTIC PEOPLES Research Organizers PRINT and EASEL
This set of graphic organizers includes: 3 organizers on each of the following five Indigenous peoples of the Subarctic region of Canada: the peoples of the Yukon, the Dene, the Cree, the Northern Ojibway and the Innu. Page 1 of each has questions on where the nations lived, their language, and their housing. There is also space for students to draw or glue an image of something related to housing and to draw a map of where each nation lived. Page 2 includes sections on art and/or crafts and m
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Grades:
4th - 6th
Also included in: Canada's INDIGENOUS PEOPLES BUNDLE Research Activities PRINT and EASEL
Earth Day writing activities
Earth Day Writing ActivitiesGet your students excited about Earth Day with this graphic organizer, writing paper and drawing set! 'Ways Kids Can Help The Earth', is easy to differentiate as a printable worksheet or within TpT Easel. The graphic organizer's versatility lends itself to a number of uses (i.e. younger students can list three ways kids can help the earth using words or pictures; for older students, a way to demonstrate their understanding of the three 'R's (for example) or as a plan
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Grades:
K - 2nd
If I Lived Under the Sea/The Octopus's Garden - Creative Writing
Earth Day is right around the corner! Celebrate Earth Day (or really, any day that you want to celebrate the ocean!) in your classroom with this easy, no prep creative writing assignment. This assignment is fully customizable for Grades 1 to 6. This assignment provides hours of endless fun imagining, drawing, and writing about what it would be like to be a sea creature living under the sea. This assignment can be used to celebrate Earth Day, but it is also a fantastic assignment to have on hand
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Grades:
K - 6th
THE AZTECS 6 Research Graphic Organizers and 5 Activities PRINT and EASEL
This research resource (with extra activities) about the Aztecs is designed for use by Social Studies/History teachers to help students organize basic facts about the Aztec peoples and their civilization that flourished in Mesoamerica in the centuries before the arrival of the Spanish conquistadors. The resource includes six organizers and five activities. Answer keys are provided.The 6 organizers are designed so that students can do general research on each aspect of Aztec civilization. They
Grades:
5th - 7th
Chief Standing Bear - Indigenous Figures - Reading Comprehension
Who was Standing Bear? One of the earliest Native American civil rights activists, a leader, a gifted speaker, a dedicated father, my hero. This is the story of Standing Bear and the Ponca people of the Niobrara River valley in Nebraska. This is a sad story, but in the end, their leader, Standing Bear, successfully argued in the U. S. Court system in 1879 that Native Americans were "persons within the meaning of the law" . This activity includes a 6 page printable story (also digital wit
Grades:
4th - 6th
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