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2nd grade Native Americans projects
California Native Americans/Indigenous Peoples of California
This unit on the California Native American tribes/Indigenous Peoples of California is just for you! Activities include instructions, activity cards, graphic organizers, and a response/recording sheet if applicable. This 60 page unit includes:1) Academic vocabulary cards2) Inquiry chart ideas and student examples for classroom discussion and use3) Tribe flip books4) Tribe graphic organizers5) Informative text for listed CA tribe regions and example tribes6) Comprehension quizzes on all CA tribe
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2nd - 4th
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Native American Activities Nonfiction Book Study Informational Text
This Unit was designed to teach young children about three different Native American tribes. There are booklets for the Iroquois, Sioux, and Hopi Tribes. Each booklet can be copied two per page. They come with assessment pieces and a writing page. There are directions on how to build a comparison graph for the three tribes looking at their clothing, food, recreation, and shelter. By the end of this unit, your child will have an idea of what life was like as a Native American. Also included a
Grades:
K - 3rd
Diversity Reports BUNDLE with Asian Pacific American Heritage Month Activities +
Use this incredible bundle to celebrate diversity in your classroom. This bundle, featuring report pennants for Asian Pacific American Heritage Month activities and more, is just what you need. Your bulletin board will be set and ready to inspire for each heritage month throughout the year.Use this all-in-one resource to cover:Asian Pacific American Heritage MonthHispanic Heritage MonthNative American Heritage MonthBlack History MonthWomen’s History MonthHere's What You Get with this Diversity R
Grades:
1st - 4th
All About Me Activity Native American Totem Poles Project & Posters
Looking for a new way for students to tell a story about themselves? Your students will learn how totem poles were used by Native Americans to tell stories using symbols. Students will create a Totem Pole using symbols that best represent them. This is a great project for Back to School, morning meetings, Native American studies, Indigenous Peoples' Day, or Native American Heritage Month! Students can follow-up and present their totem poles in a verbal presentation or writing assignment - such
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1st - 5th
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Sitting Bull Collaboration Poster: Great Native American Heritage Month Activity
Sitting Bull Collaboration Portrait Poster – 2 options included plus bonus materials. These activities are intended to complement/supplement any lessons on Sitting Bull and are great for your Native American Studies. Also Available: Famous Faces® of Native Americans Collaborative Poster featuring 8 important Native Americans (including Sitting Bull).*Maria Tallchief is also Available HERE.The final posters make for visually engaging displays. Hang them anywhere!The front officeAn auditoriumA hal
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2nd - 9th
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Create Animal Totem Poles | Native American Heritage Cultural Totem Symbols
Looking for a hands-on activity to create Native American Totem Poles? This lesson includes everything you need including background information, templates, vocabulary and animal cut-outs! It's perfect for Native American Heritage month or anytime during the year to go along with your lessons about Native American history.Your students will learn about the importance of Totem Poles and the animals important to Native American culture! Students will learn about Totem Poles and the animals used to
Grades:
1st - 5th
California Missions - Printable Pop Up Diorama Craft - All 21 Missions
Are you looking for a fun hands on activity to go along with a report on a California mission? Are you tired are doing the same mission models every year? Are you looking for a simple craft to enhance your unit on the California missions?
This simple print and go craft is an easy pop up diorama. Two style options are included for each of the 21 California missions. You can have the students draw and add things or people to the scenery or as a pop up. You can also simply have the students c
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K - 4th
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Thanksgiving Centers | STEM CHALLENGE
Hands on, memorable, unique Thanksgiving center activities that celebrate history and culture. These stations are designed to enrich our students by learning about and building Thanksgiving staples such as dreamcatchers, pinch pots, drums, and more! This pack includes: -7 different station signs, shopping lists, examples, drying/collection station signs, templates, organizers, and more! -Stations include: dreamcatchers, headwear, food (corn), placemats, pinch pots, berry art, home construction-E
Grades:
K - 3rd
Also included in: FALL Activities Bundle
Native Americans of California Reading Passages
This product contains 4 different reading passages about the following California tribes: Chumash, Yokut, Mojave and Shasta. These passage are great for research, comprehension, reading whole group or for independent activities. Each tribe reading comprehension is broken down into: location and beliefs, homes, tools, clothing, food, and other interesting facts
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2nd - 6th
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The ABC's of Illinois!
Enjoy making an ABC Book of Illinois to learn and review key facts about the state! Students will learn about everything from agriculture to popular zoos in the State of Illinois. This works great as an addition to your current unit or it works well by itself using trade books or Internet resources. I have listed what is covered (from A-Z) below! Simply make front to back copies for each student. I have included a cover page for students to color. I prefer to bind the student booklets for
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2nd - 4th
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Molas - Templates for 10 different designs from the Guna people of Panama
Molas are the traditional textile art form of the indigenous Guna people. These mola templates are ‘paper molitas’. They’re printed on colored paper, cut out and glued together to create pictures.The Guna live on coral islands off the coast of Panama. Before the arrival of the European colonizers, they painted their upper bodies with protective symbols to ward off disease, evil spirits, and demons. They got the colors for their paints from various fruits, plants, and minerals. When the European
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2nd - 5th
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Native american tribe research - report project - Native American Heritage Month
Learn about your favorite Native american tribe with a set of 50 Native American tribes Research Templates.The templates are designed for kids of all ages, and they're a great way to learn about the rich and diverse history of Native American heritage.Here's how it works:Choose your favorite Native american tribe.Do some research online or in the library.Fill out the template with the information you found.Paint the template with your favorite colors.Cut out the pennant and hang it on your bulle
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1st - 8th
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BUNDLE: Tomochichi, Mary Musgrove, and James Oglethorpe
This BUNDLE includes pages of 56 pages of vocabulary work, matching activities, writing tasks, and an assessment and study guide on Tomochichi, Mary Musgrove, and James Oglethorpe. **5 BONUS** point of view journal entries are only available in the bundle.Addresses Georgia Social Studies Standard SS2H1: Describe the lives and contributions of historical figures in Georgia history. a. James Oglethorpe, Tomochichi, and Mary Musgrove (founding of Georgia)Let's stay connected! Click to ((( FOLLOW MY
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2nd
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
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2nd - 4th
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NATIVE AMERICANS HERITAGE MONTH HEADBAND CRAFT/ INDIGENOUS PEOPLE ACTIVITY
Looking for something fun to do with your kids this NATIVE AMERICANS HERITAGE MONTH?Grab these 10 colored and B/W, pages activities perfect for prek-3rd Grade! This adorable activity promotes creativity and fine motor skills, as well as a valuable lesson on the culture on the NATIVE AMERICANS. NATIVE AMERICANS HEADBAND will be an activity they remember! It is the perfect thing for quick and easy learning. What’s included?⭐6 colored and uncolored PDF pages, size 8.5x11 in. ⭐ How to use it!Downl
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PreK - 3rd
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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
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2nd - 4th
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Totem Pole Power Point
This connects with the writing activity or can stand well alone as a brief summary of totem poles.
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Grades:
1st - 5th
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!
Grades:
K - 6th
Native american heritage month Art Color by Number Mural - Collaborative Poster
A cultural tapestry of the Ethnic Geometric Decor collaborative poster. Inspired by the vibrant patterns reminiscent of Navajo art, this engaging poster fosters an appreciation for indigenous cultures.It includes :30 poster pieces (Color + Black & White )Each piece mesure 7" x 7" fits on a regular 8.5" x 11"A finished image of the poster (Color + Black & White )The final poster is 35" x 42"Poster Assembly Instructions + Grid referenceA full-color version of the posterA black-and-white ve
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1st - 8th
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Native Americans Bundle
These projects are designed to help your students learn and apply their knowledge about Native Americans in a fun and engaging way. There are 6 Activity Packets included in this bundle:☕Plains Indians☕The Inuit☕Northwest☕Southwest☕Eastern Woodlands☕SoutheastEach Activity Packet comes with 6 informational posters, tabbed book/fact fans, answer keys, and detailed instructions. All you will need is scissors, glue, and coloring pencils.****************************************************************
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2nd - 4th
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Still This Love Goes On: Cree/Metis Book Inspired Art- Trees in 4 Seasons
Attention Art and Music Teachers!!This Native American Art project is inspired by the book Still This Love Goes On, by singer-song writer Buffy Sainte-Marie (Cree). It is illustrated by Julia Flett (Cree-Metis). This is a story about the love found in family relationships and traditions. The beautiful illustrations demonstrate changing seasons and how love carries through them. The art lesson is a stand-alone set activity and can be used without the book. The focus is on using Bilateral Symmetry
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Grades:
2nd - 8th
Native Americans Mini-Unit
COMMON CORE ALIGNED.
This Native American Mini-Unit is designed for grades 3-6, but can be very easily adapted to meet the needs of older or younger grades! Your students will have a BLAST with this unit while learning about the different Native American tribes. The unit includes a mini-research project, which can be done using the internet, textbooks, library books, or a combination of the three! See below of a list of what is in this unit:
1.) KWL Chart
2.) "What is an Artifact" reading
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Grades:
2nd - 7th
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NATIVE AMERICANS: Discovering the HOPI and PUEBLO Nations Activity Pack
Explore the unique history and customs of Hopi and Pueblo culture with the SIX cross-curricular activities in the Discovering the Hopi and Pueblo Nations Activity Pack. Resources Included:Ancient Ancestors uses a fill-in-the-blank format to explore the origins of Pueblo cultures.Build a 3D Pueblo is a great STEM activity that allows students to construct a 3D adobe village. This resource includes patterns for 4 house designs—2 large and 2 small for the upper levels—2 blank patterns for designin
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Grades:
2nd - 5th
Also included in: NATIVE AMERICAN NATIONS ACTIVITY PACK BUNDLE
Navajo Coded Sand Painting: Art Lesson for Kids
This à la cART lesson introduces students to Navajo sand painting and the secret Navajo radio code developed during World War 2 to transmit secret messages. They will draw and sand paint a Navajo Yei (figure) and write their name using the secret Navajo code.This lesson includes two copies of the Navajo Code Dictionary:1. Original version2. Censored version where the word "Jackass" for donkey has been changed to "Jenny" a female donkey You will Receive37-page, non-editable PDFvideo instructions
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PreK - 8th
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