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Native Americans Common Core RI.4.1 cultural activities
Trail of Tears Mini-Book and Comprehension Quiz
This Trail of Tears mini-book and comprehension quiz is a great way to teach about the events of the plight of Native Americans from the 1830s in Georgia to Oklahoma. It is a brief summary that covers the events leading up to the Trail of Tears in the order they happened. It includes a 10 page book as well as a 10 question multiple-choice quiz and an answer key. This book is arranged to be copied back to back and will save paper!If you like this resource, be sure to check out my Cherokee India
Grades:
2nd - 4th
Native American Regions Bundle | Lessons, Activities | Diorama | Pop up Books
Study four Native American Regions: People of the Plains, Eastern Woodlands, Northwest Coast, and Southwest Coast Native Americans with your students. Each unit includes informational texts for a detailed study of four diverse groups of first Americans. Each unit also allows students to create a foldable diorama pop-up book. The included reading selections cover the history of each Native American region including daily life, customs, spirituality, and the forced migration of tribes. The fin
Grades:
2nd - 4th
Informational Unit: Crazy Horse Close Reading Passage and Toolkit
This unit gives students a deeper, standards-based understanding of the famous American Indian warrior Crazy Horse! I've included a variety of common-core aligned activities and texts that will certainly assess your students' comprehension! A wonderful addition to any Social Studies/ELA curriculum!FEATURES• Two page reading passage (Lexile Level: 840) on Crazy Horse's life and role in the Indian Wars. • Passage Assessment- Students will find evidence from the text and practice skills like cause
Grades:
3rd - 6th
Eastern Woodland Native American Lessons, Activities and Diorama Pop up Book
Study Eastern Woodland Native Americans with your students. This unit has lessons and activities for a detailed study of Eastern Woodland Indians. Students will make their own diorama pop up books. The lessons on this group of First Americans include close reading selections covering the history of the eastern woodlands such as: Daily life, customs, spirituality, the first Thanksgiving, and the forced migration of the eastern woodland tribes. This unit is a great source of informational text
Grades:
2nd - 4th
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People of the Plains | Native American Region | Activities | Diorama Pop Up Book
Study the Native American region of the People of the Plains with your class. This unit has lessons and activities about the Plains Indians. Topics include buffalo hunts (and why the people of the plains are also known as the people of the buffalo), daily life, arts and crafts, their forced migration to reservations, and life today. This unit is a great source of informational text. The final activity allows students to create a diorama pop-up book about the people of the plains. The lesson
Grades:
2nd - 4th
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Pocahontas: Close Reading Text Facts and Myths
This unit gives students a deeper, standards-based understanding of the famous American Indian Pocahontas! I've included a variety of common-core aligned activities and texts that will certainly assess your students' comprehension! A wonderful addition to any Social Studies/ELA curriculum!• Two-page leveled close reading passage on Pocahontas’ life and legacy.• K-W-L chart to aid students in identifying their misconceptions• Assessment Questions are common core aligned. Students will compare and
Grades:
3rd - 5th
Native American History Unit: Black Hills War Close Reading and Assessment
22 page, 5 part unit on The Black Hills War, a conflict between the Native Americans of the Plains (primarily the Lakota) and the U.S. Army during the late 1800s over the ownership of the Black Hills. Product contains:- 5 Passages 420-550 words each with Lexile Measures of 710-790. - 1 comprehension check per passage with 5-6 questions on: cause and effect, sequencing, compare/contrast, main idea, context clues, recalling information, summarizing, short answer opinion, and more- 5 comprehension
Grades:
3rd - 6th
Native American Athletes: Jim Thorpe Close Reading Passage
This freebie on the great Native American multi-sport athlete Jim Thorpe is sure to wow your students! Students will read an engaging, Lexile-analyzed passage and answer Common-Core aligned questions!FEATURES• Reading passage on Jim Thorpe. • Common-Core Aligned Assessment• A wide variety of questions for students to practice the following skills: Sequencing, Problem and Solution, Text Structure, Context Clues, Gathering Evidence, and more! Like this passage? Get the whole set, including a diffe
Grades:
3rd - 6th
Indigenous People's Month
This is four part lesson on Indigenous People's Month, detailing an introduction of Indigenous People, colonization, residential schools, and Thanksgiving.There are links to sources that will be familiar to students such as Molly of Denali, as well as read aloud suggestions written by Indigenous People, an adapted Thanksgiving Proclamation from President Abraham Lincoln, and articles.The slides are editable and can be used to present and teach from and/or as an assignment in Google Classroom.
Grades:
4th - 7th
Indigenous People Scavenger Hunt, Educational Scavenger Hunt
The Indigenous People Scavenger Hunt is a winning combination of reading passages, question trails and code words! This activity allows students to move around the classroom while utilizing their reading comprehension skills and answering questions. Each “card” includes a short reading passage about the topic, a question trail and a code word. Students will get “code word questions” to determine which card they should visit next. This fun front-loading lesson includes 10 short passages, a final
Grades:
4th - 8th
The Inuit Culture - Reading Passages, Questions, Graphic Organizers
Explore the Arctic Wonders with this Inuit People Teaching Resource!Tailored for grades 3-5 classrooms, this supplement enriches your Social Studies curriculum, offering an insightful journey into the unique culture, traditions, and lifestyle of the Inuit.Take a journey into the Arctic with our comprehensive reading passage. Carefully curated for young minds, it serves as a window into the rich history and traditions of the Inuit People, making learning both engaging and educational.Reinforce c
Grades:
3rd - 5th
Indigenous Peoples Sustainable Living Book Project
Need a way to have your students research amazing and creative ways Indigenous People lived sustainably for thousands of years? This project is for you!First, we read the article and book together and discussed. Then, I provided my students with the graphic organizer to draft what they would like to include in their book. Once the draft was checked over for spelling, grammar, and content, students created their book!I had them work on this during Native American Heritage Month (November) and ha
Grades:
4th - 5th
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NGSS:
5-ESS3-1
The Iroquois: The Six Nations Confederacy Book Comprehension Packet
Boost Reading Comprehension with This Complete Packet for The Iroquois: The Six Nations ConfederacyThis resource contains engaging and thoughtful comprehension activities to use alongside the informational text The Iroquois: The Six Nations Confederacy. Activities reinforce key concepts and allow students to demonstrate understanding in a variety of ways.Packet Includes:Vocabulary exercises to pre-teach critical terms from each chapterShort answer questions to check for understanding of key deta
Grades:
4th - 6th
Indigenous Peoples Day - Reading Passages, Questions, Graphic Organizers
Celebrate Diversity and Honor Indigenous Heritage with this Indigenous Peoples Day Teaching Resource! Empower your students with a deeper understanding of Indigenous Peoples Day through our specially curated teaching resource. Designed for grades 3-5 classrooms, this supplement enriches your Social Studies curriculum, fostering respect, cultural awareness, and a sense of unity.Immerse your students in a culturally rich exploration of Indigenous Peoples Day. Our teaching resource provides age-ap
Grades:
3rd - 5th
Fall Activities - Holiday Digital Activity Bundle for October, November
This Fall Holiday Activity Bundle is geared towards students in 3rd, 4th, or 5th grade. Students will complete these projects on their computer or tablet using Google Slides™.Students will learn about the history and importance of each holiday throughout the fall season (August-November). Includes these 10 Digital Activities for Fall:Labor DayPatriot Day (September 11)Hispanic Heritage Month (September 15-October 15)Indigenous Peoples' DayHalloweenNative American Heritage Month (November)Electio
Grades:
3rd - 5th
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Ancient American Indians of the Great Plains [Distance Learning - Digital]
This digital resource is perfect for distance learning! It includes short reading passages for each of the four major groups of ancient Great Plains Indians (Paleo, Archaic, Plains-Woodlands, and Village Farmer), as well as interactive Google Slides activities that will extend your students' learning beyond their reading pages. The Google Slides activities included are an interactive timeline, a definitions matching assignment, and an academic vocabulary study and exercise. The activities all
Grades:
3rd - 6th
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Who was Sacagawea?
Using the book "Who was Sacagawea" by Fradin, this resources provides a two google slides plus a blank one for teachers to fill out with their own questions and one slide with other sources that can be used in the classroom or for independent research.
Grades:
4th - 6th
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Native American Tribe Report
Product Description:I created this product as a collaborative report and introduction to note-taking and report writing. My students, who are all ELL dual language students, needed support with taking notes, working on a team, and writing coherent paragraphs. This product includes a note-taking page with guiding questions to support their focus on the correct specific information. There is a list of research websites where students can find information on Native American tribes in the United Sta
Grades:
4th - 6th
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Field Trip Scavenger Hunt
San Antonio- Mission San Jose field trip scavenger huntStudents take a field trip to the mission and complete the following scavenger along with watching the missions 23 minute video (shown every 30 minutes). My TPT page also has the key, and map of the mission to correlate with the scavenger hunt.
Grades:
4th - 8th
California Native American Dwellings
Students read articles that I received from the following website to assist with their illustrations.
http://factcards.califa.org/cai/caimenu.html
I then had students create their own illustrations on one Native American homes.
Attached is also a rubric for the illustrations.
Grades:
4th
The Wampanoag Reading Comprehension
A 4th and 5th grade lesson in which students will read texts to learn about the Wampanoag. Diversified Curriculum Library reviews and creates all lesson plans to ensure cultural responsiveness and inclusive representation. Additional culturally responsive information and lessons are available on DiversifiedCurriculumLibrary.org
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4th - 5th
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