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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
Grades:
K - 6th, Staff
Les peuples des Premières nations avant le contact avec l'Europe
Cette unité est écrite pour répondre aux besoins des professeurs d’études sociales aux questions suivantes: Quelles étaient les différentes façons dont les sociétés autochtones étaient structurées? Comment les structures des sociétés autochtones ont-elles affecté la prise de décision dans chaque société?Cette unité répond aux exigences relatives aux résultats attendus des Premières nations pour les programmes d'études sociales de l'Ontario, du Manitoba, de la Saskatchewan, de l'Alberta et de l
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5th - 7th
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MESOAMERICAN CIVILIZATIONS (MAYAS, AZTECS AND INCAS) G. SLIDE PRESENTATION
THIS COMPLETE SLIDE PRESENTATION WILL MAKE YOUR LIFE EASIER! This is the slide presentation you need to teach the 3 major Mesoamerican civilizations, the Mayas, the Incas, and the Aztecs. It's complete with geography, economics, politics, achievements, and much more about each of them. It also includes videos, maps, and central questions to deepen the class discussions and promote student interaction during the lecture. Also, it's 100% editable so that you can adapt it according to your classroo
Grades:
6th - 8th
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
Teacher's Guide--Battle of Fallen Timbers
The Teacher's Guide to go with the popular comic book. Based on the new Ohio Social Studies Standards, this guide is filled with pre- and post-assessments, worksheets, activities and writing prompts that will get your students interested in history! Featuring Reading Comprehension worksheets based on Common Core State Standards in literature and informational text. Answer keys included for all worksheets.
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3rd - 6th
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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
The Oka Crisis 1990 & Wounded Knee 1973
A Study of Two Conflicts. This unit will study two events that happened involving First Nations in Canada and Native Americans in the United States. They were The Oka Crisis 1970 and Wounded Knee 1973. These two events were very similar and yet different. Exploring this unit with uncover what the similarities and differences between both events and students will learn about First Nation history.
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7th - 12th, Adult Education
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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
Grades:
3rd - 7th
First Nations Lesson with slides and worksheets
It is important to note that as a museum we are not a voice for Indigenous peoples. In an effort to right historical wrongs and acknowledge the past we have created the following lesson with the intention of acknowledging the history of the land that our museum is located on. The following information is based on archaeological and written historical evidence. First Nations oral traditions may differ, and we are not the authority on the oral tradition, but fully respect the narrative and enco
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3rd
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The Rough Face Girl Diversity Toolkit- A Toolkit for Celebrating Differences
This resource contains activities and lessons using five different mentor texts: The Rough Face Girl by Rafe MartinIt’s Okay to be Different by Todd ParrOne Family by George ShannonMaybe Something Beautiful: How Art Transformed a Neighborhood by Isabel CampoyThere are also other supplemental stories listed in the resource that can be used to supplement the unit. All materials needed for each lesson are listed, and other resources are hyperlinked.
Grades:
1st - 3rd
Time line: Early Civilizations of the Americas
This is a Project Based Learning unit using the development of a time line to teach students about Early Civilizations of the Americas. This lesson aligns to Social Studies standards as well as Common Core language arts. It also measures against the Equip rubric through use of Universal Design for Learning principals by offering multiple means of engagement, representation, and action/expression. There are also guidelines for differentiation through questioning. It includes the following:
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4th - 7th
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Literature-based Theme Unit: Jon's Bouncing Ball, Yellowstone National Park
Looking for curricula to help children understand Down syndrome? Jon’s Bouncing Ball: Yellowstone National Park, a book written by Marva Dale Bicknell, takes readers on a journey through the majestic park in an all-inclusive adventure to learn environmental lessons from an ancient Arapaho elder. This literature-based thematic unit features an introduction for teachers; vocabulary practice; before, during and after reading activities to engage students, and much more!
Book Synopsis: Jon, born wi
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PreK - 2nd
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
Hopewell Moundbuilder Comics Teacher Edition
This Teacher Edition is geared for the OHIO 4th grade Social Studies standards (History 3, Geography 9 &12, Economics 22) and supplements the Hopewell Moundbuilder Comic (sold separately). This edition features a pre-test, post test, and worksheets with answer keys. Worksheets focus on: comprehension, reading and understanding tables, Intermediate directions, and vocabulary. Activities include matching Hopewell Traits, and Synonym matching. Writing activities include "What's in the buria
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3rd - 5th
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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
Powerpoint for The Athabascans
This is a powerpoint I created for "The Athabascans Old Ways and New Ways". The questions are from the ReadyGen Teacher Edition. I have included pictures to assist with the vocabulary. I combine with classroom conversations, pair share, and sometimes even print out a page with the questions for the students to answer and glue in their journals. Very helpful for all students especially the visual learners and ESOL student. Very efficient for me as well since I don't have to hold the TE while re
Grades:
3rd - 4th
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.
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3rd - 6th
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Westward Expansion Review Terms BUNDLE - Distance Learning
Combine all three resources of the Westward Expansion review terms into one bundle and save!Included:Guided Westward Expansion Review TermsWestward Expansion Review TermsTeacher Guide: Westward Expansion Review TermsUse both sets of the review terms for all types of students to differentiate instruction and use the guide for yourself and even for students to learn everything you'll need to know about Westward Expansion!All documents can either be printed out or are ready to use as a digital reso
Grades:
9th - 12th
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
CO Indigenous People Unit
This unit includes everything you need to teach a comprehensive look into Native history, present, and future. These detailed lessons include accompanying slideshows (linked in lesson plans) and written response exercises to use with your class. The driving question is "In what ways has the U.S. Government honored (or not honored) Native sovereignty?" so while the unit focuses specifically in Colorado, it's content can apply throughout the U.S. as well.Colorado is the traditional territory and t
Grades:
6th - 8th
CO Indigenous People Unit
This unit includes everything you need to teach a comprehensive look into Native history, present, and future. These detailed lessons include accompanying slideshows (linked in lesson plans) and written response exercises to use with your class. The driving question is "How did the U.S. Government and Westward Expansion change the ways in which Native People live?" so while the unit focuses specifically in Colorado, it's content can apply throughout the U.S. as well. Colorado is the traditio
Grades:
4th - 6th
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