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Native Americans songs under $5
"We Are Water Protectors" Book-based Lesson & "The Earth is Our Mother" Song
Carole Lindstrom & Michaela Goade's book "We are Water Protectors" is beautifully written & illustrated! Representing legends from Indigenous tribes, this story weaves the words of history and culture into modern day. This music lesson includes:Author & Illustrator informationRead Aloud link (all rights belong to original artists)Water Protector Pledge (from the book) in digital, printable, & color versionsVocal & instrumental music for "The Earth is Our Mother" - Native Am
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K - 6th
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Also included in: Year Long Music Lessons & Curriculum for 2nd Grade | 30% off
Florida Native American Tribes Project and SONG- EDITABLE
This product includes an editable, choice project on the Florida Native American Tribes. A rubric is included as well. There is also a song to teach your kiddos to help them remember the five tribes and what they were known for. Enjoy!
Grades:
4th
Hosisipa - a low la and recorder lesson
Need a fun way to introduce low la? Want to practice recorder skills? Build connections to Native American music? Play a game with older students? This download does all that!
This download includes:
36 slides for teaching the song, including low la presentation slides
Instructions for teaching (in the notes section of each slide)
Instructions for adding a passing game
Instrumentation – recorder, hand drum, and shaker
This download is appropriate for 3-5 graders.
In the PowerPoint downloa
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3rd - 5th
Gitsigakomim - Blackfoot Nation Tribe: Song, Facts, Map, & Games
Honor the Blackfoot Nation by singing "Gitsigakomim" & playing games with rhythm sticks. The games are differentiated to allow a wide range of skills and can be played by many ages. Students can create their own movement, explore rhythms, get exposed to Native American music, use rhythm sticks, look at a map, & make their own connections to honor! I use this piece during our Native American unit in November, but bring it back for Mother's Day in May since the lyrics translate to "I lo
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K - 8th
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The Powhatan Song - An Introduction to Eastern Woodland Native Americans
This song introduces and reviews The Powhatan Tribe and their basic ways of getting food, travel, and means of shelter. I wrote it when I taught 2nd grade to review our state standards.
"Powhatan, Powhatan, Livin' out in the Eastern Woodlands...."
LYRICS NOW INCLUDED! :)
thumbnail image from www.msgr.ca
Grades:
1st - 3rd
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Social Studies Song Lyrics (Early Native American History, American Revolution)
The Social Studies song lyrics can be used to kick off each lesson and can be sung to the upbeat, fun tune of "Want U Back" by Cher Lloyd! These lyrics cover such a large variety of material that it can be used for months at a time! Your students will learn tons of main ideas, and key points beginning with the Ice Age all the way through the American Revolution. That's over 10,000 years worth of history!
Over 3 minutes worth of facts (the entire song) cover the following topics:
-The Ice Age
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Grades:
4th - 6th
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"I Sang You Down from the Stars" Book | "Ho Ho Watanay" & "Twinkle Twinkle" Song
Tasha Spillett-Sumner & Michaela Goade's book "I Sang You Down from the Stars" is beautifully written & illustrated! This story tells of a Cree mother preparing for the birth of her child and lends itself to learning 2 lovely lullabies: Ho Ho Watanay (Ojibwe) & Twinkle, Twinkle (English).Michaela Goade is a tribal citizen of the Central Council of Tlingit & Haida Indian Tribes of Alaska. Her art is also seen in "Water Protectors" which is not only beautiful, but inspired by move
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K - 5th
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Also included in: Year Long Music Lessons & Curriculum for 1st Grade | 30% off
5th and 6th Grade Main Idea and Supporting Details Nonfiction Passage Worksheets
This main idea and supporting details passage for 5th and 6th grade is a nonfiction text based on our Sacagawea biography rap song. This resource includes multiple-choice questions, worksheet activities, and a graphic organizer. Students will listen to the song then use the song lyrics as a reading passage to complete the activities detailed below.The song for this activity is clean and school-appropriate and tells the historical account of Sacagawea's life, exploring her youth, her involvement
Grades:
5th - 6th
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Also included in: Middle School Main Idea and Supporting Details Worksheets with Passages
"The Song That Called Them Home" Book Based Music Composition Lesson
Using children's literature in music class creates wonderful opportunities to connect to various people, cultures, holidays, and experiences. David A. Robinson's wonderful words accompany Maya McKibbin's beautiful illustrations in The Song That Called Them Home." Inspired by Indigenous legends, this tale tells of of sibling courage & adventure with a song that brings them home. To accompany this picture book, students will compose their own song sequentially.Included in the slides:Author
Grades:
2nd - 4th
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Inca, Aztecs, Maya Empires Song
This upbeat and informative song by EdTunes, compares and contrasts the great post-classical civilizations of North and South America prior to the arrival of Christopher Columbus. The song discusses the cultural, economic and political characteristics of the Incan Mayan and Aztec civilizations and examines their contributions to future American civilizations. This song is included on our COMPILATION ALBUM
THE PACKAGE INCLUDES:
•MP3 music file.
•PDF lyric sheet for print and distribution to you
Grades:
7th - 12th
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Lakota Sioux - A Song for Native American Studies for Primary Students
This song is a great way to expose students to Native Americans, in particular the plains Indians and the Sioux tribal customs.
"Follow, follow the bison herd,
their life depends on them,
Travel light, when they take flight,
Move along nomadic men!"
NOW WITH LYRICS AND LISTEN TO THE PREVIEW!
thumbnail image from www.rangerDJ.com
Grades:
1st - 3rd
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"Native American Blessing" Song | Solfege & Orff Accompaniment
A supplement to Linda Spevecek's "Native American Blessing," these PDF slides walk students through the melody via solfege, introduces the rhythm of the accompaniment, explains chords, and outlines possible 3-part instrumental harmony to accompany this beautiful Native American piece. With ties to both Kodaly & Orff methods, this makes for a great addition to any music classroom!Keyed in C major/ A minorGreat for introducing the elements of a piece individually: Lyrics, Rhythm, Melody, &a
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Grades:
K - 9th
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Also included in: Year Long Music Lessons & Curriculum for 4th Grade Bundle 30% off
The Story of Thanksgiving Book
This is a short story of Thanksgiving similar to Brown Bear, Brown Bear. It is great for retelling and for discussing the Pilgrims, Indians and their friendship feast.
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PreK - 1st
Trail of Tears - Educational Music Video - Song - Lesson Plan
As hard as it is to believe, Indians were kicked off their own land in the early 1800s. This song goes into that issue, the Indian Removal Act, the president who signed that bill into law, dates, specific Indian tribes, and more. Use it to engage your students and prepare for your more comprehensive lesson. The song is catchy, and the lyrics tell a great and powerful story.
CLICK HERE to see my VIDEO SUBSCRIPTION PAGE!
This bundle includes:
-Music Video
-Sample Lesson Plan
-Quiz
-Answer K
Grades:
3rd - 10th
We Are the Pueblo - A Song to Introduce Pueblo Tribe for Native American Studies
This is a fun rap-style song about the Pueblo Indian tribe and their customs and means of survival. I wrote it with 2nd graders in mind but it would be great for any primary learner to introduce and review this tribe for Native Americans.
Hey ladies! “Yeah?” – do you wanna’ start
Makin’ some wicked southwestern art?
Watcha makin’, watcha doin’? Can I see?
jewels, baskets, and pottery!”
LYRICS NOW INCLUDED! :)
thumbnail image from www.clipartheaven.com
Grades:
1st - 3rd
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Native Americans song
An original song to the tune of Katy Perry's fireworks including 6 Native American tribes (GPS) with lyrics and music. (sing along included)
Grades:
3rd - 5th
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Ohio Prehistoric Indian Educational Parody Song-4th Grade Standards
Need some more engagement when you are teaching about Ohio's Prehistoric Indian tribes? Use these lyrics and Youtube link to the sing-a-long to engage your students AND learn the characteristics of the following Ohio prehistoric tribes:-Paleo -Archaic-Adena-Hopewell-Fort Ancient*Parody of Green Day's "Boulevard of Broken Dreams"Also included:An explanation/teaching page of Prehistoric Indian history found within the lyrics (in Black & White or Color)Here's the Youtube link to the lyric video
Grades:
3rd - 6th
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Colonization Rap Social Stuides
Colonization Rap
Chorus
I can hear it calling me,
Life in the New World colony
Take a chance at life and be set free,
Never mind what’s stalling me
Verse 1
Colonize means to settle down, discovered our new land so let’s build the town
Freedom for the individual is the reason for us to go colonial
Pilgrims, Puritans, and the Quakers desire religious freedom from policy makers
You tell us what we can’t and can, together we stand up against the man
Verse 2
William Penn is my name, Pennsylvania
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4th - 5th
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Lenape Indians Song
Listen to a short audio clip of this catchy original song about the Lenape Native Americans. Print out the lyrics and give them to your students or you can project them onto the board.
If you like this song, please check out my store and follow me for more songs. I have a few already uploaded, but I am in the process of uploading many more songs.
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3rd - 6th
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Westward Expansion Manifest Destiny Song To Miley Cyrus "Wrecking Ball" Parody
Song originally written about the Westward Expansion to Miley Cyrus's song Wrecking Ball. This song includes the following topics: Overcrowding in Eastern farmland, Homestead Act of 1862, Homesteading, Removal of Native Americans, Manifest Destiny, Westward ExpansionI use this song as a launch of my unit on Westward Expansion and reference it throughout the unit. You can sing this song to our students, or ask them to join in. Karaoke versions of this song can easily be found on the internet.BUND
Grades:
5th - 12th
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California Indians Song
This song goes through the different groups in the Harcourt School Publishers Reflections textbook for 4th grade in California. Written to be sung to the tune of "Twinkle Twinkle Little Star."
Each stanza reflects important information about one region of tribes in a condensed form. My students love singing this song, and though we learned it in the beginning of the school year, they could sing all of the verses from memory on the last day of school! I hope your students enjoy singing this song
Grades:
4th
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Native American Songs Say What? Virginia SOL 2.2
Three fun songs to get your students to master all 3 Native American Tribe.
Powhatan, Pueblo, and Lakota
Student will be actively engaged singing these sons. ALL STUDENTS will love these songs. There are also two review games included in the last two slide.
Students will comment to you, that they can't get the song out of their heads. Music is included (pardon my singing) Some of the songs are my actual voice without music. I can add the music to those slides if you wish.
Grades:
K - 4th
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Native Americans
Interactive Song that teaches about Native Americans.
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1st - 3rd
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Social Studies Song "Explorers' Lesson: Other People Matter, Too" (MP3 & Lyrics)
"They were brave and courageous...but they took somebody's land" Help children understand the complicated history of European exploration with this fun and soulful LessonJam!
"Be respectful and fair, maybe there's a way for everyone to share"
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Not Grade Specific
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