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Kindergarten Native Americans cultural activities under $5
Design a Native American Tipi 3/D Craft. 5 Tepee Craft Patterns.
Great art lesson to complement a study of the Native Americans of the Great Plains! Students will enjoy creating their own 3/D tipi using a premade tipi pattern, and a design inspiration handout. Also included is information about tipi’s, and a sheet on geometric shapes in Native American Art, to create a meaningful art activity. Plenty of student choice with this tipi lesson which offers 3 partially designed tipis to scaffold the lesson based on student needs, ages and abilities. This makes a g
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K - 4th
Native American Heritage Month Totem Pole Indigenous Writing Craft & Activities
❤️Looking for a fun and creative way to celebrate Native American Heritage or Indigenous Peoples' Day in your classroom? Your students will love learning about totem poles and how they were used in Native American cultures, while making beautiful writing craft projects and worksheets!.................................................................................................................................................✏️Use the cultural guide and symbols guide to teach (social studies &
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K - 6th
Design your Own 3/D Welcome Totem Poles. Native American Art and History Craft
Great project for students to create after a unit on Native American history/ Northwest Coast First Nations Art and Culture. Easy to create 3/D paper tube Welcome Totems. Students will enjoy creating their very own Welcome Totem, or they can cut and glue the images I designed onto their own art. Several options for teachers to accommodate students of all abilities. 10 Northwestern animal images are included for inspiration. Both patterns makes a 6 inch tall design. The project can be made with
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PreK - 3rd
Seven Sacred Teachings for Social Emotional Learning Poster Set
This watercolor poster set for the Indigenous (Aboriginal, First Peoples, First Nations) Seven Sacred Teachings, also known as the Seven Grandfather Teachings, is an excellent way to blend Social Emotional Learning (SEL) activities and Indigenous Ways of Knowing into the classroom.What You Get:Honesty PosterLove PosterRespect PosterTruth PosterHumility PosterCourage PosterWisdom Poster*Included are two sets of the posters: One set with a filled circle, one set with an empty circle.Thank you for
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Also included in: Indigenous ALL YEAR Social Studies History & Culture Mega Bundle
Native American Heritage Writing Craft Activities | Buffalo Hide Art Projects
❤️Looking for a fun and creative way to celebrate Native American Heritage or Indigenous Peoples' Day in your classroom? Your students will love learning about buffalo hide art and how it was used in Native American culture, while making beautiful writing craft projects!.................................................................................................................................................✏️Use the cultural guide, symbols guide, vocabulary definitions, and discussion que
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K - 6th
First Nations Salmon Cycle: West Coast Design
The Aboriginal Salmon Cycle in West Coast Native Design. These designs are all original and follow the basic design styles of the native westcoast peoples.The design elements of Ovoids, U-forms, and S-forms are explained. I have included 3D models, so teacher's can hang them on the ceiling. All 6 stages of the salmon life cycle are included with an explaination of their features. Topics include Importance of salmon to the Westcoast People, Aboriginal art, Life cycles, Salmon, Environment, Indi
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PreK - 7th
Stolen Words A Story About Residential Schools Read Aloud UNIT
Indigenous National Truth and Reconciliation Day (FNMI) First Nations, Metis, Inuit Studies - Stolen Words A Story About Residential Schools Read Aloud UNITOntario Educators recognize this day and hopes to see all schools wear their orange shirt in support of the First Nation Peoples.This interactive read aloud will be a fantastic addition to your Reader’s Workshop. The book “Stolen Words” is perfect for your Social Studies Class and making cross curricular connections because it shares informat
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K - 4th
Les Sept enseignements sacrés en français Seven Sacred Teachings French Posters
Sometimes called the Seven Grandfathers Teachings (les enseignements des sept grands-pères), the Seven Sacred Teachings are important in certain Canadian Indigenous/First Nations cultures. These posters are great for French immersion classrooms and can be very useful for teaching vocabulary, character traits, Indigenous culture, Canadian history, and more!This set includes one French-language poster for each of the seven teachings (love, respect, courage, honesty, wisdom, humility, and truth). E
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K - 12th
When I Was 8 A Story About Residential Schools Read Aloud UNIT
Indigenous National Truth and Reconciliation Day (FNMI) First Nations, Metis, Inuit Studies - When I Was 8 A Story About Residential Schools Read Aloud UNITOntario Educators recognize this day and hopes to see all schools wear their orange shirt in support of the First Nation Peoples.This interactive read aloud will be a fantastic addition to your Reader’s Workshop. The book “When I Was 8 ” is perfect for your Social Studies Class and making cross curricular connections because it shares inform
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K - 4th
The Medicine Wheel - Four Seasons Posters
Decorate your in-person or virtual classroom and teach the four seasons using the Medicine Wheel, a Canadian Indigenous (First Nations) and Native American symbol! Included are both colour and black-and-white versions of the Medicine Wheel seasons posters, individual seasons posters (spring, summer, fall, and winter), and both the autumn and fall versions for every type of poster. What is the medicine wheel?The medicine wheel is a symbol used by a variety of Indigenous groups in North America. I
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PreK - 3rd
When We Were Alone A Story About Residential Schools Read Aloud UNIT
Indigenous National Truth and Reconciliation Day (FNMI) First Nations, Metis, Inuit Studies - When We Were Alone A Story About Residential Schools Read Aloud UNITOntario Educators recognize this day and hopes to see all schools wear their orange shirt in support of the First Nation Peoples.This interactive read aloud will be a fantastic addition to your Reader’s Workshop. The book “When We Were Alone” is perfect for your Social Studies Class and making cross curricular connections because it sha
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K - 4th
Native American Unit Landscape Book Craft
Use this book to help guide your students as you study Native Americans of the Northwest Coast, Southwest, Plains, and Eastern Woodlands. The cover of the book features a map with the 4 regions, and there is a landscape page for each region. Students will color the landscape background, and add on the construction paper houses. The Northwest Indians will add a plank house and totem pole to their page. A pueblo will be added to the Southwest Indians page. The Plains Indians lived in teepees,
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PreK - 3rd
The First Thanksgiving Craft Activity - Thanksgiving Coloring Craft
Students will love learning about the history of the first Thanksgiving with this easy craft. It is an interactive spinner craft that will allow students to color and create the story of the first Thanksgiving.This is a great Thanksgiving coloring craft for students to make in November.The spinner includes:-Mayflower boat -Squanto holding corn-pilgrim cutting wood to build houses-the first Thanksgiving meal The PDF includes:-a list of supplies-directions-patterns-step by step pictures-photos of
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PreK - 2nd
Native American Totem Pole Indigenous Coloring Pages and Writing Activities
❤️Looking for coloring sheets to celebrate Native American Heritage or Indigenous Peoples' Day in your classroom? Your students will love learning about totem poles and how they were used in Native American cultures, while coloring important totem pole animal symbols! These printable, differentiated coloring sheets are great for practicing reading, writing, and fine motor skills! (77 pages)✅ Totem pole animal symbols include:☑ badger, bear, beaver, deer, fox, frog, moose, otter, owl, rabbit, s
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PreK - 2nd
Navajo Code Talkers Dictionary Pages
This dictionary page represents a secret 'coded Navajo word' for each letter of the English alphabet, used for radio communication during WWII. It includes two versions:1. Original 2. Censored version: the word "Jackass" for donkey has been changed to "Jenny" for female donkey
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PreK - 12th
Awasis and the World Famous Bannock Lessons - Inclusive Learning
Supporting Indigenous Resources for Inclusive Learning for Primary Elementary School Students This learning resource based on the enduring story, Awasis and the World-Famous Bannock, uses the reading strategies: problem and solution, connection, summary, and theme. Also included are:a coding on paper activitya mapping/retell activityanimal and ingredient English/Cree vocabulary mini-books English/Cree procedural recipe writing activity This unit is developed to support a single read aloud copy
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K - 4th
We Are Grateful Lessons - Indigenous Perspectives - Inclusive Learning
Supporting Indigenous Resources for Inclusive Learning in Elementary Classrooms This Indigenous resource supports primary elementary students using reading strategies: connection, main idea, visualization, and theme PLUS a sensory writing extension.This unit is developed to support a single read aloud copy and has 8 different activities to support the story.There are multi-leveled lessons to accommodate differentiated learning levels and templates to use in a bulletin board display.We are Grate
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K - 4th
Native American Heritage Month Booklet
November is Native American Heritage Month!With this 12 page booklet, students can learn facts about the Native American people and learn why it is important to honor and celebrate their history, culture and traditions.
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K - 3rd
NATIVE AMERICAN PICTOGRAPHS Game Cards and Activity Pack
Explore ancient Native American pictographs with the PICTOGRAPHS GAME CARDS AND ACTIVITY PACK. This giant 60-card set can be used in a variety of ways, including…Matching pictograph and name cardsSorting into categories of time, weather, people, places, animals, and so on.Playing memory match with two sets of cardsDuplicating multiple sets to play card games, such Go FishCreating pictograph stories Resources Included:60 Pictograph/Name Cards6 Blank Cards for adding additional pictographs3 Thumbn
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K - 4th
Also included in: Native American SUPER PACK Bundle
NATIVE AMERICAN POSTER PACK
Bring history and vocabulary to life with the colorful photographs in the Native American Poster Pack, a set of FOUR 11 x 17 inch posters that highlight the diverse cultures and traditions of historic Native American tribes.Vocabulary Words:The Arts: beadwork, dance, kachina doll, music, pottery, weavingDaily Life: arrowhead, headdress, horses, moccasin, sacred hoop, totem poleFoods: acorns, beans, bison, fish, maize, squashHomes: hogan, igloo, longhouse, pueblo, tipi, wigwam Targeted Skills:Pro
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PreK - 5th
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Also included in: Native American SUPER PACK Bundle
NATIVE AMERICAN HERITAGE Month, Picture Matching, Montessori Activity
This is an extension activity of the NATIVE AMERICAN HERITAGE MONTH theme. It comes with 8 beautiful Native American-related pictures that need a match to complete the whole picture.⭐️There are two versions included in this product: cards and letter size.➡️There is also a borderless version of the letter size activity.✅Completing a picture is a great way for a toddler to start practicing his or her attention to detail.✅Mastering this activity is part of working on a jigsaw puzzle where more piec
Grades:
PreK - K
My Turtle Island: Indigenous Community Flipbook
Made by a Canadian Indigenous EducatorMany Indigenous people and oral literature explain the creation of North America as land on a turtle's back, known as Turtle Island. As residents of North America, we all live on Turtle Island together, forming a community. This flipbook shows students the levels of community and how we all have our own Turtle Islands. If you are looking for a non-Indigenous worldview community flipbook, check out my Community Flipbook!
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K - 6th
RESIDENTIAL SCHOOL ACTIVITY, ORANGE SHIRT DAY CLASSROOM DISPLAY, WRITING PROMPTS
FOREVER JUNE DIGITAL DESIGNPLEASE NOTE- THIS PRODUCT CONTAINS DIGITAL, PRINTABLE FILES. NO PHYSICAL PRINT WILL BE SENT. THIS IS NOT AN EDITABLE TEMPLATE. Included in this Orange Shirt Day Activity are 11 high resolution jpeg files- sized at 8.5x11, including 2 Residential School Student Brainstorming Worksheets, 2 Orange Shirt Day Classroom Display Signs and 7 pages of rainbow coloured feathers. LOOKING FOR AN AGE APPROPRIATE WAY OF TEACHING YOUNGER STUDENTS ABOUT RESIDENTIAL SCHOOLS?The Canadi
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PreK - 4th
Also included in: ORANGE SHIRT DAY BUNDLE, EVERY CHILD MATTERS ACTIVITY, HANDPRINT CRAFT,
Les quatre saisons - La roue de médecine / Four Seasons Medicine Wheel Posters
Decorate your in-person or virtual French immersion classroom and teach the four seasons using the Medicine Wheel, a Canadian Indigenous (First Nations) and Native American symbol! Included are both colour and black-and-white versions of the Medicine Wheel seasons posters as well as colour individual seasons posters (spring, summer, fall, and winter).What is the medicine wheel?The medicine wheel is a symbol used by a variety of Indigenous groups in North America. It can symbolize a number of
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Grades:
PreK - 7th
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