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10th grade Native Americans lesson pdfs
Native American Literature - 5 Day Unit - Origin Myths, Iroquois Constitution
This is a 5-day unit in which students study early Native American literature (3 origin myths and the Iroquois Constitution). These accounts were passed down through generations as oral tradition and have been written for the modern reader. Students will learn about the Native Americans, read and analyze the texts, make inferences, collaborate to answer discussion questions, and complete their own written analysis of their contributions from a topic on a choice board. The texts include:1. "The E
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8th - 12th
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Early Inhabitants: Bering Land Bridge (Native Americans)
This reading activity describes how early inhabitants migrated to North America across Beringia, the Bering Land Bridge. Included: -a short, detailed reading with questions-vocabulary with definitions-cloze activity (two duplicate copies, one includes a word bank)-answer keyBe sure to checkout my "Early Inhabitants Bering Land Bridge Theory-Comic Strip World-US History". It is a perfect follow-up to this assignment. Don't forget to follow My Little Teacher Store!Please help me out by taking a
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4th - 12th
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Crash Course U.S. History Worksheet Episode 24 -- Westward Expansion
18 Free Response Questions in video order, provided both with and without time stamps! Includes both a one-page worksheet to save paper, as well as a larger-format version with plenty of room for student answers! Perfect for distance learning -- can be done fully online as a TpT Digital Activity! Makes it easy for American history classes to step outside the textbook and use highly engaging video content! Examines the conflicts that resulted when settlers moved West in large numbers in the wake
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8th - 11th
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Lenape / Eastern Woodland Natives Unit of Study
I created this project in order for students to learn about the Lenape and to teach non-fiction reading strategies. The lap book is a great way to help students take notes and organize information that they learn along the way. What's included:Prezi – a link to an easy to use presentation that will display all project pieces. The presentation also contains links to internet resources, videos, and support instructions. Exit slips included for daily checks of student understanding. Please make sur
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3rd - 12th
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Aztec Primary Source Worksheet/DBQ: Hernán Cortés Views Tenochtitlan
This worksheet allows students to use a primary source document to learn about the Aztec city of Tenochtitlan. Students will learn about the defenses, transportation system, and market places of Tenochtitlan. The worksheet allows students to read a short primary source written by Spanish Conquistador Hernán Cortés. The worksheet includes eight questions and has an answer key for the teacher. The reading is very engaging for students.Please check out my Native American lesson plans.Great Native A
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5th - 12th
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Also included in:Â World History Primary Source Worksheets Bundle (Ancient Times to 1800s)
Debunking Disney: Pocahontas and the Real Story of Jamestown Activity
Engage students in a study of Jamestown with this Google Doc activity using embedded clips and scenes from the Disney film: Pocahontas. Students will then compare with several credible sources (History channel clips, TIME resource, and a short article on Jamestown) to discover that most aspects of this childhood favorite are false. This lesson works for a variety of ages and may serve as a great extension to a preexisting lesson you may have on Jamestown/Colonial America. I have used this activi
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6th - 12th
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Iroquois and US Constitution Comparison Activity | Primary Source Reading
This is an extention activity I do when teaching about the Iroquois. This particular file is the reading- and it is based on a few categories of information like introduction to the document, symbol, leader's powers, speaker, qualifications of representatives, impeachment, legislative branch, judicial branch and amendments. I provide the excerpt from both the Iroquois Constitution and the U.S. Constitution for each topic. Along with this activity is a note-taker in which students are asked to re
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9th - 12th
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Also included in:Â World History Chapter 16 People and Empires in the Americas BUNDLE
Native American History Course
In this course, students will explore Native American History starting in prehistoric times and going all the way to the present. This course focuses on using critical thinking, primary sources, and several pre-made graphic organizers tailored to each lesson so that students can easily analyze perspectives, change over time, and motivations of different groups. In addition, this course comes with possible extension activities for each lesson as well as instructions for how to keep an on going co
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9th - 12th
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Native American Rights & the Alcatraz Occupation
This fantastic lesson plan on the Native American Occupation of Alcatraz island is perfect for expanding your Civil Rights Unit or looking at the long struggle for American Indian rights! Included in the download is a teacher directions/lesson plan page detailing how to use all the resources with links to videos and online sources. The lesson itself includes a secondary source article on the occupation of Alcatraz from 1969-1971 by American Indian rights activists along with their Alcatraz Procl
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7th - 10th
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Movements for Equality Thematic Unit Bundle for US History - Print & Digital
Have you been looking for a meaningful way to teach your students about the diverse and rich movements for equality in US History? Do you want your students to go deeper into the content, learning about each movement and also comparing them? Do you want your students use a variety of primary sources that feature voices from people who led or were involved with these movements?Then this Thematic Movements for Equality Unit Bundle is for you! In this awesome approach to teaching US History, studen
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10th - 12th
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Daily History - Native Americans: Trail of Tears & Indian Removal Act - Activity
Native Americans | The Trail of Tears | Indian Removal Act | Indian Territory | Treaties | Battle of Little Big Horn | Wounded Knee Massacre | Choctaw | Creek | Cherokee | Lakota | Cheyenne | Sioux | Colonel George Custer | Sitting Bull | Crazy Horse | Reading | Comprehension | Writing. Daily Lessons to teach American History while also improving essential reading and writing skills!Take students on a journey... back in time to the 1830's - 1890's. A time when Am
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4th - 12th
Also included in:Â DAILY AMERICAN HISTORY- 19th Century: Step-by-Step Daily lessons: BIG BUNDLE
Native American Art- Norval Morriseau and the Woodland School Style
This Native American Art inspired drawing lesson will give your students a method to take a brain break with mindful drawing. Pen and paper is all you need to get started!ALL TEACHERSCross curricular this lesson can be used in any settingStudent handout with step by step directions can be used independentlyTools are simple, fine tip marker and paper (colored pencils if desired)This is a drawing method they can use at any time when they need a brain break!ART TEACHERSArt teachers explore the artw
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4th - 10th
APUSH Period 2: English vs. Native American Conflicts (Pequot/King Philip's War)
Students will be engaged while gaining a strong grasp of the A.P. United States History redesign curriculum's concept 2.1 which looks at multiple aspects of English relations with Native Americans. This analysis Google Doc activity includes a link to History Channel's Ten Days that Unexpectedly Change America's document segment on "Massacre at Mystic" (Pequot War) - edited 20 minute version that is perfectly designed for AP related content. After answer four analysis questions designed around AP
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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Write an Original Creation Myth
Great exercise for the beginning of school, especially for Lang Arts or US History! Have your students create their own origin myth-- include a modern slant to catch their interest! Includes an example: How Rabbit Brought Fire to People.(Creek)
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6th - 12th
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Native American Kachina Doll Hands-On Art History Lesson
Perfect for National Native American History Month in November! Great for elementary, middle and high school students! Creative, hands-on, art integrated lesson for Social Studies and beyond! Students will explore the Native American art of the Kachina Doll through a video, reading, and hands-on project. Students will have the opportunity to design their own Kachina while experiencing this ancient art made by Native American tribes. By purchasing this resource, you are agreeing that the contents
Grades:
4th - 12th
Also included in:Â Native American Art History Bundle! Bandolier Bags, Storyteller, & Kachina
Columbus Day | Indigenous Peoples Day | Reading Passage Comprehension Questions
Discover the truth about Christopher Columbus, with this close reading passage and comprehension question resource. Students record their schema about Christopher Columbus prior to reading. After reading about the life, rule, and treatment of Indigenous people under Columbus, students answer questions and have an opportunity to reflect on the passage--Did anything they read challenge what they previously knew about Columbus?This resource includes:Annotate the Text Strategies PageSchema Recordin
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8th - 10th
Modern Native American History: 1900-2024
This unit covers Native American history from 1900-2024 and is centered around uncovering the modern "battles" indigenous communities continue to face. This time period of Native American history is not taught as extensively as earlier eras but it is extremely important in order to understand the present status of these nations today. This unit covers everything: from the Indian Citizenship Act to the 1973 occupation of Wounded Knee and other protests carried out by the American Indian Movement;
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9th - 12th
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Sugar Falls Lessons - A Residential School Story - Reconciliation
Supporting Indigenous Resources for Inclusive Learning for Elementary and High School Students This learning resources uses comprehension reading strategies: connection, visualization, question, and infer.Assessment rubrics are customized for each lesson.There is one page of some loose "comprehension questions" but for the most part this resource focuses on deeper understanding of the subject matter through reading strategies: connection, visualization, questioning, transforming, and inferring.
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5th - 12th, Adult Education
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The Americas Lesson: The Peoples of North America
This Google resource is the second of three lessons from The Americas (Prehistory - A.D. 1570) in World History.Lesson objectives:Understand how groups of people adapted to the desert environment of the Southwest.Analyze the evidence from which we have learned about the emergence of culture in eastern North America.Examine the cultures that developed in three very different geographic regions.Lesson includes the following:1. Civilizations of Middle America Presentation - (22 slides presentation,
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5th - 10th
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Also included in:Â World History A (Prehistory - 1650) Lesson Mega Bundle
Crash Course U.S. History Worksheet: Episode 3 -- The Natives and the English
17 Free Response Problems in video order and provided both with and without time stamps! Includes both a one-page worksheet as well as a large-format version with plenty of room for student answers! Perfect for distance learning -- can be done fully online as a TpT Digital Activity! Makes it easy for American history classes to step outside the textbook and use highly engaging video content!TEACH WITH HUMOR USING U.S. HISTORY CRASH COURSE!Few classroom strategies are as successful as this simple
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8th - 11th
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Also included in:Â DISTANCE LEARNING Crash Course U.S. History Worksheets: Episodes 1-5 BUNDLE
Crash Course U.S. History Worksheet: Episode 1 -- Native Americans & Spaniards
15 Fill-in-the-Blank Problems in video order and provided both with and without time stamps! Includes both a one-page worksheet as well as a large-format version with plenty of room for student answers! Perfect for distance learning -- can be done fully online as a TpT Digital Activity! Makes it easy for American history classes to step outside the textbook and use highly engaging video content! This episode covers the Black Legend, Native American culture in the 1600s, and early Spanish coloniz
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8th - 11th
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Also included in:Â DISTANCE LEARNING Crash Course U.S. History Worksheets: Episodes 1-5 BUNDLE
Pre-Contact Native American History
Throughout these lessons, students will explore pre-contact Native American societies through the PIRATE model as well as investigate how we know what we know about them. This mini-unit also integrates technology through the use of Google My Maps and includes instructions on how to set this up. This could be used as a perfect addition to any Native American History course, Early U.S. History, or even World History!
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6th - 12th
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4106-6 The Mound Builders
In this COMPLETE lesson from InspirEd Educators, students will examine the life and culture of Mound Builders such as the Adena, Hopewell and Mississippian groups. Lesson warm up, teacher instructions, teacher answers, guiding discussion questions, all student handouts and activities are included in this CRITICAL THINKING lesson!
This is one InspirEd lesson from "I Think: World History - Pre-Columbian Americas."
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6th - 12th
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What is a Petroglyph?
What is a Petroglyph? is a common core activity that helps students learn about the what petroglyphs are and how they are created. Students will also develop and practice higher order thinking skills.
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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