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Free Native Americans games
Westward Expansion Slides Review Game
This free Westward Expansion Review Game is the perfect addition to your Westward Expansion Unit! The lesson covers the following topics:Cowboys and Miners: 1. The Gold Rush2. Boom Towns and Ghost Towns3. Entrepreneurs: Levi Strauss4. Cowboy Life5. Cattle Drives6. Black Cowboys of Texas: Nat Love, Bose Ikard, and Bill Pickett7. Famous Cattle Trails: Chisholm Trail and the Great Western Cattle TrailNative American Conflicts: 1. The Lakota Tribe2. Reservations3. Battle of Little Bighorn4. The Nez
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4th - 6th
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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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:Â Social Studies Word Search Bundle
Native American Heritage Month Symbols Bingo Game Cards : Free Version
Are you looking for an engaging and educational resource to celebrate National Native American Heritage Month this November?Look no further! Our "Native American Symbols Bingo" game is the perfect way to immerse yourself in the rich cultural tapestry of various Indigenous American tribes while having a blast with friends and family.This bingo game is not just for kids; it's designed for everyone, young and old. With a total of 03 unique bingo cards, featuring 30 symbols and drawings from differe
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Not Grade Specific
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Native American Artifact Museum
Want to add some excitement and hands-on activities to your Native American unit? This lesson will give you crafts, games, and more. Students will enjoy learning about and making these artifacts and then displaying them for all to see in a Native American Artifact Museum. Activities teach listening skills, patience, and importance of following directions! Suggestion: Complete one craft each day while studying Native American cultures. I have done these crafts with all ages. With younger st
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2nd - 8th
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Indigenous History Trivia Game - Google Slides
Celebrate Canada's National Indigenous History Month with this interactive trivia game! Students will be tested on their knowledge of First Nations, Inuit and Métis peoples. There are four categories: Indigenous inventions, Indigenous languages, food and medicines, & music and arts. Each category has four questions. In my shop, you'll also find The Indigenous History Month Treasure Hunt, which includes all the answers to this game! You can use this resource to test students on what they lear
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Not Grade Specific
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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First Thanksgiving Bellringer Warm-up Quiz
Use this fun bellringer quiz as a warm-up for any unit having to do with Thanksgiving. The quiz challenges student's assumptions about what would have been eaten on the first Thanksgiving between the Pilgrims and Wampanoag Indians. Eel or chicken? Corn on the cob or acorns? Take the quiz and see how well you and your students do!
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4th - 12th
Texas History Unit 3 American Indian Life In Texas - Crossword and 3 Word Search
These are supporting documents for Texas History Unit 3 American Indian Life In Texas. They include 1 Crossword Puzzle and 3 Word Searches.The vocabulary is taken from TEKS and the supporting reference materials.Enjoy!
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4th
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Indigenous, Native American STEM Figures and Innovations (Timeline and Activity)
This product celebrates United States Indigenous / Native American STEM accomplishments and innovations. It includes scientists, inventors, and mathematicians. It is intended for math and science classes celebrating Native American Heritage Month.You can use this product as...-A hallway or bulletin display of Indigenous STEM accomplishments-A game to play as a station or in small teams-A line-up activity where students have to guess and check the order
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Not Grade Specific
Westward expansion Activities Criss cross puzzle Game with answers
Enjoy "WestWard Expansion Criss Cross Puzzle game" with your StudentsYou will find the Solution in the second sheetYou might also be interested in :-California Gold Rush 15 Reading Comprehension passages 45 Q/A 30 Realistic imageWestward Expansion|15 Reading Comprehension passages|45Q/A|30 Realistic imageExploring the Homestead Act: Engaging 15 Reading Passages for 5th GradeTrail of Tears: Comprehensive Reading Comprehension Bundle for U.S. Historyhave a nice time#WestwardExpansion#ManifestDesti
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2nd - 12th
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Indigenous Game - Sweep the Teepee
This Native American game is played similarly to musical chairs. It is lots of fun and a great opportunity to educate your students on Native American culture and history. No equipment is needed for this game, but playing music, projecting the slide visuals, and having a hand drum to accompany the activity will greatly enhance engagement.
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2nd - 5th
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Native American Bump
This is fun game that gives students practice in adding 2 numbers together. It is a Native American themed Bump game, which pairs nicely with the Core Knowledge Native American unit.
Four different mats are provided. Print a few copies of the Native Bump mats, mount them on card stock or construction paper and laminate them.
Students will roll two dice, add the numbers together and tell their opponent the sum. They will cover that number on the game board with some kind of marker. (Each play
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PreK - 2nd
Three Sisters Garden Coloring Page
A coloring page great for grades K-4. A Three Sisters Garden is a traditional way of gardening for Native Americans located on the upper east coast of the United States. Corn, squash and beans pictured.
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Not Grade Specific
Native American Review Game: Tribal Truths SS4H1
Need a fun way for your students to review the 6 tribes required by Georgia Performance Standard SS4H1? Use this quick and easy Tribal Truth game. The students roll a number cube to determine the tribe for which they are to find a fact. The first player to cover five facts in a row horizontally, vertically, or diagonally wins!
After reaching 100 followers today, this game is my way of saying thank you for your business! I look forward to many more milestones and sharing them with you!
Leah
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3rd - 5th
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Native American Heritage Symbols Bingo: Free Sample
Native American Heritage Symbols Bingo: Free Sample✅ Celebrate Native American Heritage Month with our engaging "Native American Heritage Symbols Bingo: Free Sample" resource. This educational package is a perfect introduction to the full version, "Native American Heritage Symbols Bingo: Celebrating Our Heritage!" The free sample includes a selection of beautifully designed components to provide an immersive learning experience. It consists of:A Vibrant Cover: The resource begins with a vibrant
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2nd - 4th
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Also included in:Â Native American Heritage Symbols Trio Bundle
Thirteen (13) Colonies Name Origin Match-Up--Pairs, Solo, or Talk-Through in Cla
Fun for learning the origins of the names of the Thirteen Colonies--and a great chance to lightly talk through influences and chronology of settlement in a pleasant way. For instance, Maryland is named for Queen Henrietta Maria, a Catholic queen, which was fitting for a colony favorable for settlement by Catholics. Caroline/Carolina is the feminine version of "Charles," which many students probably don't know, but later helps make sense of terms like the "Carolingian Renaissance" in world histor
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6th - 9th
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Indigenous / Native American Performers and Musicians (Timeline and Activity)
This product is a celebration of Indigenous / Native American musicians and artists. It is intended to be used in music classes celebrating Native American Heritage Month (November)You can use this product as...-A hallway or bulletin display of Indigenous musicians-A game to play as a station or in small teams-A line-up activity where students have to guess and check the order
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Not Grade Specific
Native American Heritage Month Bingo Game Cards | Free Version
Are you looking for an engaging and educational resource to celebrate Native Heritage Month?Introducing a captivating Bingo game centered around the rich cultural tapestry of Native American heritage. This game encapsulates a wide array of elements, from traditional clothing and weaponry to symbolic animals and more, offering a holistic view of Native American culture.Each bingo card features a unique arrangement of culturally significant items meticulously designed to immerse players in the div
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Not Grade Specific
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Indigenous / Native American Authors (Timeline and Activity)
This product is a celebration of Indigenous / native American authors and literature. It is intended to be used in English classes to celebrate Native American Heritage Month.You can use this product as...-A hallway or bulletin display of Indigenous Authors and Literature-A game (instructions included) to guess and check when author events happened
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Not Grade Specific
Indigenous Native American Business and Political Leaders (Timeline & Activity)
This product will help you celebrate indigenous / Native American heritage month in your business, political science, or social studies classes. Use this as a bulletin display, an activity, or a review.
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Not Grade Specific
Indigenous / Native American Visual Artists (Timeline and Activity)
This product is intended to help you celebrate Indigenous / Native American History Month (November). You can use this as a bulletin display or a classroom activity. Print, cut, laminate, and it is ready to go. Included are major visual artistic cultures in ancient history and modern visual artists.
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Not Grade Specific
I Have Who Has Oklahoma
This is an I have, Who has game for the study of the state of Oklahoma. Some of the topics covered in this game are as followed:
-border states
-state capital
-state bird
-state animal
-state flower
-Oklahoma City National Memorial
-Chisholm Trail
-Trail of Tears
-tornadoes
-Dust Bowl
and much more!
It has 24 cards with the set. There are 8 pages so you can print two-sided and have one side with the fun game logo and the other side with the card information, or you can just print off the fo
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3rd - 10th
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Jamestown Noun
Students will review their knowledge of Jamestown by interacting with primary source artifacts and connecting them to corresponding places and people; hence the name: Jamestown Noun. Students must connect the artifact, place and/or people cards with facts and stories that show a level of understanding of the events and historical reality of life in the Jamestown settlement. https://dig-itgames.com/educational-games-social-studies-science-math/
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4th - 6th
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