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Free high school Native Americans activities
First Nations/Native American Turtle Calendar
WORKSHEET, list of activities and EXTENSIONS, TEACHER INFORMATION SHEET
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1st - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Printable Flag Day Word Search With Solutions- Fun End of the year Activities
Flag Day Word Search are the best activities for brain teasing labyrinths, these exercises support learning through play by developing concentration and problem solving skills.Feel free to let us know how we're doing in the Ratings & Comments section.WHAT YOU WILL RECEIVE4 Pages ( PDF + PNG Files )Large 8.5'' x 11'' designs that can easily be printed on regular sized paperHigh-resolution imagesUnlimited printsGreat for kids, boys and girlsJUST DOWNLOAD, PRINT AND GET STARTEDThis item comes a
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PreK - 12th, Staff
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Early American Civilizations (Incans, Mayans, Aztecs) Flipchart
This flipchart introduces the Incan, Mayan, and Aztec civilizations with great visuals and brief descriptions. Perfect for class discussion or lecture. I teach 8th grade but is perfect for any level.
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5th - 12th
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Native American Tribes Coloring Sheets with Handwriting Practice | Free Version
Are you looking for a meaningful and educational resource to celebrate Native American Heritage Month?Look no further! Our "Native American Tribes Coloring Pages" offer a captivating and informative way to honor the rich cultures and histories of ten famous American tribes.Each coloring page features a prominent Native American tribe, including the Apache, Cheyenne, and Sioux, beautifully illustrated to engage students of all ages. But it doesn't stop at coloring alone - these pages are designed
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PreK - 10th
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FREE - Native American Current Events and Modern Culture Distance Learning
I've taught about Native Americans and Native American culture for many years. However, often times that discussion was only about Native Americans of the past. This year, I decided that I really wanted my students to understand that Native Americans were still around, and that they were a part of modern society and culture.This lesson has students investigate articles relating to modern Native Americans. They will examine two resources. The first discusses a current event relating to Native Am
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6th - 9th
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Lost Colony of Roanoke Doodle Notes
This doodle notes has a timeline of key events in the history of the Roanoke Colony. Students can fill in what happened at each year listed as they listen to the story. Aligned with Virginia SOLs VS.3 and VS.3g.
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3rd - 12th
Simple Maya, Aztec, Inca Test with Map
Simple fill-in-the-blank test on Maya, Aztec, Inca civilizations with map to complete. Allows for self expression. Can be modified to use as exploratory activity.
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5th - 9th
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Maya, Aztec, Inca (super fun activity)
This lesson was one of my most interactive and fun lessons of the year. I really recommend you taking a look even if you don’t teach about the Mayans. The students travel back in time and land in a mysterious place and have to figure out where we landed. Also check out my Youtube channel for content like this https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCchGiQ7gJoBlVbMkcArhL-w
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3rd - 11th
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Indigenous Peoples Day - First Native Americans
Please enjoy these complimentary materials on the early history of the first Native American peoples. Included in the file are reading sheets, instructions, images, and booklet pages to complete a small project on the earliest inhabitants of North America.There materials are also part of a larger unit featuring other resources on other Native American peoples as well as additional lessons available here.The materials on different Native American peoples are also available as separate products a
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6th - 12th
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Trail of Tears Webquest - American Indian Smithsonian
Link provided to American Indian Smithsonian website on the Trail of Tears with five subsections. I liked using this webquest because it focuses on Cherokee culture from their perspective and how they were before and how they've rebuilt afterwards. There are pictures and videos for the students to explore, and short paragraphs for them to read and answer 1-4 questions per section. I'm offering this for free because the questions come from the website itself not from me.
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7th - 12th
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Characteristics of a Civilization - Chart and Reading Activity
This activity is a perfect intro to studies of early civilizations. Students first analyze the eight generally accepted characteristics of a "civilization" and whether any others ought to be included, then read a passage and answer a question asking them to think about the difficulties involved in classifying groups of people as a "civilization."
Includes complete teacher answer key.
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8th - 12th
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Free Indigenous People's Day Word Search Answer Key
Free Indigenous People's Day Word Search Answer Key
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5th - 12th
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Also included in: Social Studies Word Search Bundle
Indigenous Veterans Day Resources (for Canada)
Indigenous Veterans Day in Canada is on November 8th. In the past I have found myself scrambling for resources, information and activities to honour these brave Canadians.This year I gathered a bunch of information, resources and activities none of which are made by me. I tried to give the artist or author credit for each of these and only shared with permission.Hopefully this will be a helpful resource for educators who want to teach about our brave indigenous veterans and honour their contribu
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K - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
The Barren Grounds Final Project Choice Board + Rubrics
David A. Robertson's "The Barren Grounds" is a fantastic novel to engage middle school students with Cree teachings and stories. It is the 2021 #GlobalReadAloud book for Middle Grades.This FREE and EDITABLE resource can be used at the end of your novel study. Students choose 3 activities to demonstrate their understanding of the characters, events, and themes of the novel.Four different rubrics are included:Proficiency Scale; final project + Parlay discussion questionsAchievement Scale (1-4); fi
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5th - 9th
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Indigenous Peoples & Spaniards Unit | PPT, Slides, Questions, & Primary Source
Teach your American history students about the indigenous peoples of the Western Hemisphere (Native Americans), the encounters the native had with the Spanish explorers, and the Age of Exploration. This lesson teaches about Native American tribes like the Anasazi, Mississippians (who built Cahokia), Lenape Delaware People, Aztec Empire, and more. Then it goes into detail about the Age of Exploration with an emphasis on the Spanish arrival in the New World.Other topics presented include the Age o
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8th - 10th
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Also included in: US History Curriculum: Pre-Columbian–Civil War | Full Semester
War of 1812 Poster Project
This is a go-to resrouce to use for summarizing the War of 1812! Students can use poster paper or even use a website like Canva to create their educational poster!With easy to follow requirements, this instruction sheet is sure to capture all of your needs for their posters.
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6th - 9th
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Latin America Government Interactive Notebook
Use this Foldable to make learning about Latin America's government more engaging!
Students can use this to record their discoveries while they research the government of different countries in Latin America or use it to record their notes from your lesson.
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4th - 9th
French and Indian War Causes and Impacts Reading/Graphic Organizer
This product has a graphic organizer to help teach the three main causes and main impacts of the French and Indian War (Seven Years' War). There is also an optional free-write to help connect the war to the developing Taxation Crisis and the American Revolution.Attached are three readings that can be used to cover the causes of Land, Trade and Westward Migration. The three impacts are Pontiac's Rebellion, the Proclamation of 1763 and taxation.
Grades:
4th - 9th
Will Rogers Choose his destiny slide deck
The best method is to project to your class and have them vote on what Will Rogers should do. That way you insure the students read the material and are not stuck in front of a device for another hour of their school day. You could push this out to your students individually but please don't. Let's start getting students of devices.
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3rd - 10th
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Native American Myth Generator Game - narrative story writing prompts .
Roll a Myth — you will need two 6 sided dice.
I use this grid to support children with generating ideas for their writing… in this case for Native American Myths.
There are different ways to use them e.g:
Work in teams of 2-4, roll the dice and generate four images or words from the grid to make up a story together. This can be a short talking task, they might write a story summary or use it to help them plan a myth.
Children roll the dice and create a sentence using the words or image to ‘w
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2nd - 10th
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Three Sisters Plants (Corn Beans Squash)
I vividly remember learning about the symbiotic relationship between corn, beans, and squash in my own Grade 9 year. As an Indigenous Education teacher (who usually teaches English!), I wanted to create this resource to give to science teachers to incorporate an Indigenous perspective into their curriculum. The Three Sisters is a traditional way of planting corn, beans, and squash that allows for mutual benefit between the three crops. This brief lesson and activity features the Iroquois story b
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7th - 10th
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Jamestown DBQ Culminating Project (Diorama, Tinkercad, Google Draw, Poster)
This project helps students visualize what life was like for the residents of and around Jamestown, Virginia in the early 1600's. Use this to go along with the Jamestown DBQ, and/or with the book Blood on the River: James Town, 1607 by Elisa Carbone. It is a completely editable Google Document.
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5th - 12th
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Navajo Code Talkers : Free Resource
Please enjoy this free resource to show students how the Navajo code worked during the Second World War. If you enjoy them, please consider purchasing my entire mini-unit in topic available below:Navajo Code Talkers : Mini Unit____________________________________________________________________________________Please follow me on the sites below for images of student work, information on upcoming materials, and resources you can use in your classroom.InstagramFacebookPinterest__________________
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8th - 12th
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Pre-Confederate Treaties QR Code Carousel - History 30, Native Studies
This activity introduces students to Pre-Confederation Treaties in Canada. The QR Code Carousel includes:- The Robinson Treaties- Two Row Wampum Belt Treaties- The Douglas Treaties- Peace and Friendship Treaties. Students use their cellphones to scan the QR Code posters and then complete the corresponding worksheet in a 'around the room' carousel to get students moving and out of their desks.This activity is suitable for kids from Grade 6 - 12. Designed for Native Studies 10, Native Studies 20,
Grades:
6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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