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Native Americans songs for parents $5-10
Indígena & Native Culture in Latin America | Indigenous People's Day
Need an awesome, intuitive, & engaging resource to go over the diverse brilliance of indigenous culture in Latin America with your students using Pear Deck? May be used for Día de la Raza / Indigenous Peoples Day or Indigenous Peoples Month / Thanksgiving! This 35+ slide presentation will allow you to look at the past and present for a variety of indigenous peoples. With a mix of quotes, music, pictures, videos, and more, students will have an amazing classroom experience. ****IMPORTANT NOT
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9th - 12th
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Native American Music- 3 Songs/ Listening Activity/ Resources
I created this for Native American Heritage Month, but it is great for use at any time of the year! All materials are authentic and come directly from each tribe's tradition or contemporary life.Included are: Slides presentation with:2 singing activities (Anishinabee Water Song and Giizis Binoojiyag- Ojibwe) - Lyrics, translations, meanings, and background1 listening activity- Tuscarora song "Heartbeat Drum Song" with guiding questionsBonus: 1 resource slide with lots of links to online resource
Grades:
K - 8th
Native American tribes Reading Comprehension Bundle | Native American Heritage
Explore the rich cultural heritage and history of Native American tribes with our comprehensive Native American Indians Heritage Month Reading Comprehension Bundle. This engaging package includes ten meticulously crafted reading comprehension passages, each focusing on a different Native American tribe and Regions.Including:1. Plains Indians: - The Plains Indians represent a diverse group of tribes, including the Lakota, Cheyenne, and Sioux, who inhabited the Great Plains of North America. The
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K - 6th, Staff
The Song My Paddle Sings (SAB, Flute and Piano)
The package includes the full score as well as a flute part. There is no separate vocal part included with this song.Pauline Johnson was a Canadian poet whose mother was British and father was Chief of the 6 Nations Mohawk clan in Ontario. Her writings included both aspects of her ancestry and The Song My Paddle Sings has become one of her most well-known. It is a long poem which describes a canoe trip down a river, highlighting the sights and sounds along the way. It has been abridged and adapt
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7th - 12th
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The Song My Paddle Sings (SA, Flute and Piano)
The package includes the full score as well as separate, reproducible flute and vocal parts.Pauline Johnson was a Canadian poet whose mother was British and father was Chief of the 6 Nations Mohawk clan in Ontario. Her writings included both aspects of her ancestry and The Song My Paddle Sings has become one of her most well-known. It is a long poem which describes a canoe trip down a river, highlighting the sights and sounds along the way. It has been abridged and adapted for use in this compos
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4th - 12th
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Hula Lullabye - Book And Activity Classroom Lesson
The book, Hula Lullabye by Erin Eitter Kono is a gentle, sweet and relaxing book that is perfect for reading during AAPI month or any time of year. Beautifully written and illustrated the book presents a sensory-filled voyage to the Hawaaian islands, gently introducing aspects of Hawaiian language, music, and culture. This 16 page lesson that accompanies the book offers the teacher wonderful resources to expand the lesson on this book. Included in this pdf are: Book Information And Synopsis Not
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Not Grade Specific
Veterans Day Patriots Day Mandala Coloring Pages - Fun Patriotic Army Activities
Take a little break to relieve stress and boost your creativity with a variety of Veterans Day mandalas to color!As a part of art therapy, nowadays it is widely recognized that coloring of mandalas is an effective way to find one's inner balance and escape from the hectic everyday life. Find your inner peace and balance while coloring the complex shapes.WHAT YOU WILL RECEIVE(PDF + PNG)Large 8.5” x 11” designs that can easily be printed on regular sized paperHigh-resolution imagesUnlimited prints
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Not Grade Specific
Native American Heritage Month Bundle: Coloring Pages for Leaders & Tribes -30%
Celebrate Native American Heritage Month with this comprehensive bundle! This exclusive collection features engaging and educational coloring pages centered around Native American leaders and various tribes. Ideal for Indigenous Peoples Day, Heritage Month, or any social studies curriculum, these meticulously designed resources offer a visually immersive experience that educates and entertains.These printable coloring pages not only captivate students but also serve as powerful educational tools
Grades:
K - 3rd
Early America Karyuoke Style Lyric Video, Slides, Differentiated Question Sets
Complete US History lesson: Early AmericaSlides include the following:- Synopsis of Early America- Early America karyoke style lyric video- Three (3) questions sets differentiated for three (3) levels of learners (also as docs)- All key vocabulary and definitions
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Native American Heritage Tribes|Biography Bulletin Board Poster Art Timeline
Are you looking for a fun and informative way to teach your students about Native American tribes? This bundle includes biographies of the Inca, Aztec, Olmec, Maya, and Zapotec tribes. Each section of the biography explores the unique lifestyle, culture, agriculture, religion, engineering, art, and more of each tribe. as well as a timeline poster of the Aztec,Inca,and Maya civilizations, showcasing the history of these fascinating groups.This resource will help your students learn a great deal o
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3rd - 7th, Staff
Native American Heritage Month Tribes|Biography Bulletin Board|Reading|Bundle
This combination bundle included a Bulletin board biography project with an Aztec Empire tribe reading comprehension question The bulletin board biography is a comprehensive guide to some of the most fascinating civilizations of the Americas: the Aztecs, Olmec, Inca, Zapotec, and Maya. Each section of the biography explores the unique lifestyle, culture, agriculture, religion, engineering, art, and more of each tribe. This resource will help your students learn a great deal of information about
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3rd - 7th
Native American Counting Song (Mp3) with Lesson Script, Visuals and Printables
Kids love this song written by a Native American drummer and flute player. The children will be dancing and counting with FLUENCY!
Lesson Objective: Learn to count to 20 with fluency and increased speed.
This Download Includes:
• Native American Counting Song Mp3
• Lesson Script
• Lyrics & Movement Page
• Visual Aids (x3)
• Bridging Activity (x2)
• Activity Sheet
• Parent Guide (English)
• Parent Guide (Spanish)
Early Learning Standard Strands:
• Mathematics – Number Sense, Counting to 2
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Grades:
PreK - 1st
Native American Regions SONG (3rd Grade Georgia Standards)
A song about the six Native American regions sung to the tune "Oh My Darlin'". Based on 3rd Grade Social Studies standards.
Grades:
3rd
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Sacagawea Reading Comprehension Passage Activities
Do you need engaging, Sacagawea reading activities for your next lesson? Rap music is your solution! Based on our Sacagawea biography rap song, these activities will keep your students' attention using song lyrics as a reading passage while they practice a variety of reading skills. Easily incorporate them into independent activities or complete them together as a class lesson. Students will listen to the song then use the song lyrics as a reading passage to complete the activities detailed belo
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4th - 6th
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Also included in: Women's History Month Reading Comprehension Passages Bundle
Classroom Newsletter
Downloadable and printable classroom newsletter! Navajo (Diné bizaad) implemented for Native American families/communities. Perfect for family communication and inclusion. Ahéheeʼ for looking!
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Not Grade Specific
Historical Gems of the San Francisco Bay Area
A Guide to Museums, Historical Sites,
History Parks, and Historical Homes
Over 200 fascinating sites to visit!
This is a book that every visitor, teacher, historian, and citizen interested in local history should have at within reach as they head out the door in search of a fun-filled interesting day exploring the greater San Francisco Bay Area.
Richard DiGiacomo has visited almost every place in this book personally. He has written the must-have book on museums and historic sites from Montere
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Not Grade Specific
The Mission Hills Mystery
Kids have a hard time assimilating information and historical facts. Why not give them a story that makes the data come to life. The Mission Hills Mystery takes the reader on an adventure through La Purisima Mission in Lompoc, CA. Two silly, 4th grade girls join forces with a Chumash brother and sister to explore the mission and discover the history that lies within. There are activities, recipes, and puzzles to further enhance the students' interest and learning experience.
Grades:
3rd - 6th
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My, My, I Love Apple Pie--a lyrical adaptation
Need a cute song for a Thanksgiving or Grandparent's Day assembly/gathering? This one will need some practice, but after hearing the tune a few times beforehand and holding up signs with the lyrics in front of them, my third graders nailed it! Written by two tired moms very close to the last minute, we were still pretty proud of it. :) It is to the tune of American Pie, by Jon McLean, or The Saga Begins, by Weird Al Yankovic. In the end, it was easier to have them sing it unaccompanied so we
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3rd - 6th
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Native American Culture (Week Two) Answer Key
This is the ANSWER KEY to the lesson objective sheet for Native American Culture (Week Two). These are the answers to questions about the culture of the Plains Indians of the United States including their food, their settlements, and history. This lesson could be used over a week's time.
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Grades:
5th
Native American Culture (Week Three) Answer Key
This is the ANSWER KEY to the lesson objective sheet for Native American Culture (Week Three). These are the answers to questions about the culture of the Southwest Indians of the United States including their food, their settlements, and history. This lesson could be used over a week's time.
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Grades:
5th
Native American Culture (Week Four) Answer Key
This is the ANSWER KEY to the lesson objective sheet for Native American Culture (Week Four). These are the answers to questions about the culture of the Eskimo and Eastern Woodland Indians of the United States including their food, their settlements, and history. This lesson could be used over a week's time.
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Grades:
5th
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