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Free elementary Native Americans handouts
Fry Bread Writing FREEBIE | Indigenous People's Day Activity
Celebrate Indigenous People's Day in a way that highlights the beauty of native culture while creating an inclusive and culturally responsive classroom!In our class we read the story Fry Bread: A Native American Family Story by Kevin Noble Maillard and discussed how food can be an easy way to celebrate and share culture within families and among friends. During the story we had some takeaways:Indigenous People exist todayThat they live all over the world and are made up of many nations (or tribe
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K - 1st
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Native American Comprehension Passage Main Idea Vocabulary
FREE Native American Comprehension Passage Main Idea Vocabulary download is perfect for your Thanksgiving lessons.
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Native American Readers Theater
Native American Facts
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2nd - 5th
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Maya, Aztec, Inca Notes
No Frills Here! This is a simple set of 3 column notes that addresses the Ancient Americans: Maya, Aztec, and Inca. I distribute and use these notes as a guide to "tell a story" to my students when teaching United States history. It also includes a map of North America labeled with 9 physical features. This is aligned with the Louisiana 5th grade Comprehensive Curriculum for social studies. Check my shop for the test that goes along with these notes.
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5th
FAMOUS NATIVE AMERICANS Word Search Puzzle Worksheet Activity
Use this free word search puzzle to celebrate Native American Day on the fourth Friday of September or anytime you want to broaden your kiddos historical knowledge. Each of the 17 famous Native American is given along with the dates they lived and a brief description of what they are remembered for. Puzzles make fun no prep activities for early finishers, bell ringers, morning work, handouts, homework, lesson plan supplements, sponge activities, introductions to new topics, classroom themes, a
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3rd - 6th
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FREE Native American Foldable - East Woodlands, Plains, Southwest and Arctic
These Native American foldables are perfect for your social studies unit. This document has a foldable for each region listed below:
Eastern Woodlands
Plains
Southwest
Arctic/Northwest
Students will answer questions about the type of food, dwelling, tribes that lived in these regions, languages, and then draw a picture of what it would have looked like in that culture.
I plan on using these pages to help my students review and study for our social studies test after studying about Native
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3rd - 6th
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Global/U.S. - Maps Databank - South/Latin America
39 pages of maps related to the continent of South America / Latin America region. This databank of maps can be used for a variety of purposes depending on your lesson. Some examples of the types of maps included (but not limited to) are:- Political maps- Physical maps- Blank political maps- Vegetation Zone maps- Climate maps- Precipitation Rate maps- Satellite maps- Economic maps- Wealth / GDP maps- Resource / Land Use maps- Religion / language / ethnicity maps- Population density maps- Flag ma
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1st - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Native American Cultural Regions Map Activity
Introduce the Native American Cultural Regions of North America with this map activity. Includes answer key.
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5th - 8th
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Parts of the Mayflower
This graphic organizer is great for teachers working on a social studies unit about the pilgrims, mayflower, the first thanksgiving and the thirteen colonies. The worksheet features the Mayflower part's vocabulary as well as spaces for students to label parts of the ship. This is a quick way for students to get familiar with the Mayflower vocabulary and goes great while reading a book, watching a film or reviewing a PowerPoint presentation.
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1st - 3rd
(Iroquois) Haudenosaunee Info Book
Iroquois / Haudenosaunee / Native American
This packet contains 15 pages of information on the Haudenosaunee (Iroquois) culture including history, shelter, food, roles, sports, and more. I've used this text (along with the short-response questions and SMARTboard lesson referenced below) with 4th and 5th graders here in New York, and it thoroughly explains all they need to know (plus a little additional information) in one short resource.
If you would like a 3 page set of short answer questi
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4th - 8th
Focusing in on Alaska
This is an Alaska Studies lesson designed to provide a simple and interesting overview of the geography of the state of Alaska. It was designed to be used in conjunction with the Alaska Studies text book "Alaska Land in Motion," but it can also be used separately.The Focus in on Alaska pack includes:- Power Point: "Focus in on Alaska" (21 slides)- Focus in on Alaska Reading (2 pages)- Focus in on Alaska Questions (1 pages)- Geography of Alaska (1 pages)- Alaska Flag Reading and Worksheet (4 page
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4th - 6th
Also included in: Unit 1: Alaska, A Landscape in Motion Unit Bundle
Early Civilizations Graphic Organizer (Maya, Aztec, & Inca)
A quick and easy way to organize student notes when studying the Mayans, Aztecs, and Incas. The graphic organizer includes space for students to record the time period, location(s) and contributions from each group. Pairs perfectly with my Early Civilizations Student Presentation Resource
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4th - 12th
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Grades 5-12 Crash Course US History Ep.1 Native Americans (CCLS-aligned)
Essential Question: How might we describe Native American society in the 15th century and beyond?
SWBAT: Students will be able to explain the impact of European colonists and Spanish/English explorers on Native Americans in the early stages of US colonization.
Students should use a personal media player (with captions enabled) to play, pause and rewind as many times as they like to answer the questions provided. These comprehension questions are arranged in chronological order.
Download incl
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Terrific Totem Poles!
This is a culmination project on a tradition of creating totem poles to showcase the history of one's family. Students will interview family members in search of information about their culture, plan the construction of their totem pole, and finally create a "totem pole" using a paper towel roll for the pole itself.
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2nd - 5th
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Global/U.S. - Maps Databank - Caribbean & Central America
21 pages of maps related to the regions of Central America & the Caribbean (Antilles). This databank of maps can be used for a variety of purposes depending on your lesson. Some examples of the types of maps included (but not limited to) are:- Political maps- Physical maps- Blank political maps- Vegetation Zone maps- Climate maps- Precipitation Rate maps- Satellite maps- Economic maps- Wealth / GDP maps- Resource / Land Use maps- Religion / language / ethnicity maps- Population density maps-
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1st - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Social Studies Interactive NB The Native Americans of the Arctic Foldable
This file with the Arctic People foldable is a perfect engaging edition to Social Studies Native Americans Unit or an interactive way to review the essential information of the lesson about the Native Americans of the Arctic. Students would definitely appreciate this engaging way to review for Social Studies evaluations, such as quiz of the lesson and/ or a test of the unit. The sections of the foldable are addressing the following: lifestyle, climate, location, tribes, environment, food resourc
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3rd - 6th
Native Americans Research Student Guide
Research guide that accompanies the Native Americans poster
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3rd - 8th
Illinois History: Illinois Before European Contact
***Beginning with the 2020-21 school year, the teaching of Illinois history is mandatory in all Illinois public schools (Public Act 101-0341 Sec. 5).***This FREE unit examines the first inhabitants of Illinois. Topics include: Cahokia, the Mississippians, and mound builders. Activities include vocabulary, comprehension questions, inquiry skills, and map skills. It is aligned with the NEW Illinois social studies learning standards!This curriculum was featured at the Abraham Lincoln Presidential L
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4th - 12th
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Also included in: Teaching Illinois History: A Complete Curriculum
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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FREE MAP to be used with Native American PowerPoint
***Google Classroom Compatible – these Microsoft Word documents can also be saved as Google Docs and used in Google or other digital classroomsThis handout has been designed to be used with the series of resources linked below...enjoy!https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Native-Americans-ALL-10-PARTS-visual-textual-engaging-200-slide-PPT-704336
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3rd - 5th
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FREEBIE - Social Studies - Student ANCHOR CHARTS SAMPLER
FREEBIE! I have included 7 pages in this Social Studies Anchor Charts Sampler (one page per Anchor Chart Set). The 7 sets of Anchor Charts listed in my store which I made this free sampler from include: Native Americans, Explorers, The 13 Colonies, Revolutionary War, Government, War of 1812, and Western Expansion. These anchor charts are black and white because I created them to be used by students. My goal was to make a reference resource for students to take home with them when a new lesson
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3rd - 5th
The Legend of the Bluebonnet
A handout and illustrated legend about the botanical properties of the bluebonnet. Includes fascinating information about the plant itself and the legend which bears its names. Included references to Native American history as well as Texas.
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1st - 3rd
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The First Thanksgiving Crossword Puzzle
This crossword puzzle goes great with a Thanksgiving lesson.
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3rd
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Maya, Aztec, Inca - Postcard from the Past
Students will complete a teacher-assigned reading about the Maya, Aztec or Inca (I recommend Ducksters or ushistory.org), listing experiences they had and sites they visited. Students will draft a question they have about the civilization they chose, then find a valid site to answer their question. Students will draw a rough draft of their postcard, drawing a site they visited, and write what they would write on the postcard, describing one of their experiences in their own words!This activity a
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3rd - 12th
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Incas - Mesoamerica - El Dorado - The Lost City of Gold
The Legend of El DoradoAztecs and IncasThe video comes with a worksheet that supports the learning process for students. You can also find this video on YouTube Please support my hard work by leaving feedback.Thank YouMichael
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4th - 12th
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