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Elementary Native Americans projects for ESL-EFL-ELL
The Lion King - Food Chains & Webs, Relationships, & Biomes
**UPDATED TO INCLUDE BOTH DIGITAL (formatting updated as of 4/2024) AND PRINT VERSIONS and you can download the clips file if you don't want students to watch the entire movie** In this activity, students will be expected to watch either the entire Lion King movie or clips to complete the movie guide, which asks ecology related questions. Students will show their understanding of food chains, food webs, symbiotic relationships, and biomes as they watch a favorite movie through a science lens. Af
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Grades:
3rd - 12th
NGSS:
HS-LS2-4
, HS-LS2-6
, HS-LS2-8
Native American Tribe Research Report Project {NO PREP}
This recently updated classroom tested project will have your students learning a great deal of information about the peoples who inhabited the Americas before European exploration. This is a fully contained NO PREP project, meaning that you can copy it, hand it to the students, and they can run with it. I have assigned this as an at home project, and an in class project. Both times, I am incredibly impressed by the results.
This project includes:
* Explanation cover letter for students
* R
Grades:
3rd - 6th
Native American Regions Mini-Unit: Arctic (Inuit People)
Each Native American Region is unique and should be taught separately. The Arctic (Inuit) People are fascinating and have a rich cultural heritage. My Native American regional units are focused on pre-contact cultures but the descendants of many of the tribes we study continue to practice their cultural traditions today. Contents of this mini-unit: Teacher NotesArctic Region MapPassage 1: Overview of the Arctic Region and Inuit Hunting Traditions - Includes a cloze passage to help students proce
Grades:
5th - 6th
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Also included in: 5th Grade Social Studies Big Bundle
California Social Studies Grade 4
NEW: All packs are now fully editable on Google Docs.I am in the process of adding digital activities for Google Slides to make it easier to use it for digital learning. It takes a while to do each pack, so I will add them as I finish! So far I have added:California RegionsMexican-American War and Gold RushMissions activityRanchos activitySocial Studies Teacher for the Day- a fun way to end the year by having your children teach their classmatesNative Americans in California Part 1Native Ame
Grades:
4th
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Also included in: California Social Studies Grades 4 and 5 Bundle
Native American Cultural Regions: Lapbook and Passages | Native American Project
If you teach about the seven U.S. Native American cultural regions, look no further! This 34 page download is a complete kit with black line masters and photo directions for making a Native American lapbook all about the seven cultural regions in the United States. Included in this kit is a full page nonfiction passage with graphics for each of the seven regions. The passages are easy to read, and each one includes information about the environment, shelters, food, clothing, and transportation i
Grades:
3rd - 5th
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Also included in: Social Studies BUNDLE: Interactive Kits
Context Clues Practice: Four Worksheets or Craftivity
Keep your students engaged as they use context clues to define underlined words within a sentence. The resource consists of four worksheets and an optional craftivity. Students also identify the five types of context clues, which include synonyms, antonyms, definition, inference, and examples.FOUR TRADITIONAL WORKSHEETS:This resource features two sets of worksheets! One set of two worksheets contains simpler words, and it is designed for middle elementary students or students who have limited la
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2nd - 5th
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Native American Craft: Family Totem Pole Project
Family Totem Pole Social Studies Project:This family totem pole project is a great way for students to understand that totem poles are monuments created by First Nations of the Pacific Northwest to represent and commemorate ancestry, history, people, or events. Project steps:1. Students read about the totem pole symbols used by the Pacific Northwest Native Americans.2. The students choose totem pole symbols from the list provided that represent their family members. Please note that this is not
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3rd - 5th
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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
Grades:
2nd - 4th
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Native American Regions Mini-Unit Bundle
Native American regions are diverse and each region should be taught separately. My Native American regional units are focused on pre-contact cultures but the descendants of many of the tribes we study continue to practice their cultural traditions today.Structure of the mini-units: Teacher NotesRegional MapsBrief informational passages with comprehension-building cloze passagesGallery Walk: A low-prep primary source activity. Simply print one copy of each of the six primary source pages and mak
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5th - 6th
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Native American Heritage Month Reading Writing Activity Indigenous Peoples Day
Celebrate Native American Heritage Month this November and Indigenous Peoples Day and honor and learn about Indigenous Peoples. This easy-to-use research project is broken down step by step to help your students write a research essay and complete a project independently.This writing pack will help your students complete a research project about the Indigenous People who once lived in the area you now live in OR select any Native American group of interest.Link included with an interactive map t
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3rd - 5th
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Also included in: Native American Heritage Month Reading Activities Indigenous Peoples'
California Mission Drawing Guide
Every year my 4th grade students really enjoy drawing California Missions. I’ve discovered they do their best work when they focus on a simple front view, but that’s not always easy to find in photos. My solution was to make line drawings of each mission, on graph paper, so students could more easily see the edges and shapes.
My finished collection in my new Drawing Guide includes all 21 California Missions. For those that may just want mission drawings to color, my pdf book also includes each
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Grades:
3rd - 5th
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 Hispanic Heritage Month Bulletin Board Project +
This Hispanic Heritage Month, celebrate diversity in your classroom with this incredible bundle! Featuring report pennants perfect for a Hispanic Heritage Month bulletin board or Hispanic Heritage Month project, as well as activities for Black History Month, Women's History Month, and more, this bundle has everything you need. Your classroom will be set and ready to inspire diversity for each heritage month throughout the year.Use this all-in-one resource to cover:Hispanic Heritage MonthNative A
Grades:
1st - 4th
3D paper town project with 20 places in town
Build a mini town in your classroom using these printables 3D buildings.Students can use the town to practice everyday vocabulary, to give directions or to describe their town using prepositions of place. These are also great for community units and creating a model town. Just print, cut and glue and your town will be ready to explore! Included in this pdf:-20 color places in town-20 black and white places in town (students can color their town, their way!)-1 blank template for students to draw
Grades:
PreK - 6th
ESL Hero Research Project Paragraph Writing and Oral Presentation
In this week-long project, Beginner to Intermediate ESL students write about and present their heroes. Their hero can be someone in their personal lives, like a family member, someone who is from their country, or someone who is well-known internationally. First, students read a text about Jesse Owens and identify the topic sentence, details, examples and concluding sentence. Students deconstruct the Jesse Owens paragraph in order to help them in writing their own paragraphs. Then, they conduct
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Grades:
3rd - 11th
Native American Regions Project | Indigenous People Elementary Research Project
This Native Americans Regions Project for upper elementary students is perfect for your 4th-6th grade classroom. This elementary research project is conducted in a group and will take your students about 4-5 days to complete (45 min. per day). Students will complete research on Native American regions and gather information on a variety of topics for that region such as home types, government, climate, languages, traditions, and more! In order to complete this elementary research project groups
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4th - 6th
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End of Year ESL Activity: ELL Lap Book for After State Testing Activities Fun
End of Year ESL ELL Lapbook Activity - Digital Reflections Lap Book:End of Year ESL Reflections Lap Book: Do you teach ESL ELL classes? Do you have ELA kids in your class that have received English instruction during the year? I spent time searching for an end-of-year project that my ESL students could do to reflect on their year acquiring English and couldn't find anything that seemed suitable. That's where the birth of this ESL Reflections Lap Book comes in! It is perfect for elementary-ag
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Grades:
1st - 6th
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4 World Human Rights Leaders Biographical Articles with Activities for ESL
In this ready-to-go biographical article, activity, and research project mini-unit bundle about world human rights leaders - Malala, Martin Luther King Jr., Nelson Mandela, and Gandhi - beginner to intermediate ESL students practice reading and responding to informational texts. These texts can be used for an in-class activity, homework, or an emergency sub plan. As a final, project-based assessment students conduct internet research and present on a hero of their choice (see details below). I d
Grades:
3rd - 11th
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Thanksgiving History Bag Book/Interactive Notebook Kit
This 34 page download is a complete kit with black line masters and step by step photo illustrations for making a paper bag book about the history of Thanksgiving with your students. This kit is designed for intermediate grades, with tools for completing an in-depth study of the history behind the Pilgrims of Plymouth Colony. The printables were designed to fit on a #20 paper bag (8.25”W x 5.25”D x 16”H), but they will also fit in a standard size notebook if you prefer. Use them to complement yo
Grades:
3rd - 6th
Types:
Also included in: Social Studies BUNDLE: Interactive Kits
The Create-a-Country Geography Skills Project
This is the create-a-country project which requires students -- upper elementary, middle, or high school -- to demonstrate fundamental geography skills.
I mention it is a scalable assignment. Simply, there are different versions of this two-part assignment here: an upper elementary school assignment, a middle school assignment, and a high school assignment. Of course, you can mix-and-match to fit the needs of your classes.
Both parts of this assignment require students to think critically t
Grades:
3rd - 12th
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Also included in: Fun with Geography Bundle of Top-Rated Social Studies Assignments
Native American Regions- Projects Bundle
This bundle include the following resources: - Native Americans of the Great Plains- Native Americans of the Northwest Coast- Native Americans of the Southwest Project- Native Americans of the Eastern WoodlandsIn this bundle you will receive: - 16 Non-Fiction Texts - 4 Writing Prompts (Responding to Reading)- 8 Graphic Organizers- 4 Maps with Prompts- 8 Worksheets - 8 Rubrics- & more (77 Total Pages)!I have this resource in an interactive Google Version here: Native American Bundle | Google
Grades:
5th - 8th
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Art Lesson: Succulent Garden Still Life
Beginning with a PowerPoint, students will learn about the often colorful patterned artwork of the Southwestern Native Americans and see how it still influences art in the region today. Then students will learn about the climate of the region and the vegetation that can grow there.Then they will draw their own succulent or cacti still life and color them with a unique mix of materials (see materials list below)!Included in this package: Teacher directions with pictures, student project samples,
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Grades:
3rd - 8th
Also included in: Elementary Art Lesson Plan Bundle
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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Grades:
1st - 5th
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Native American Diorama Project: PowerPoint, Research Boxes, and Rubric
This is a PowerPoint that is designed to be used as a mini-unit with the studies of North American Native Americans.
Included in this PowerPoint:
*A page of websites that one can use with students to research independent Native American Tribes and/or to get names of tribes to assign to students.
*A page of research boxes that students can use to write down information found while researching.
*Step-by-step slides that describe, in detail, the requirements of the diorama project.
*Scoring rubr
Grades:
3rd - 6th
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