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Free Native Americans independent work packets
Mesoamerica Close Readings: an introduction to the Maya, Aztec, and Inca- FREE!
Use this reading activity to introduce a lesson on indigenous peoples, to practice literacy skills, or to learn about the history of Mesoamerica! This resource is a piece to a larger MESOAMERICA UNIT. It provides clear student directions and is easy to assign for independent learning, but is also great to use for whole-class instruction and read alouds. If you like this 5-page student resource, it is included in a larger student workbook where you can find reading passages and reading skills
Grades:
3rd - 6th
5.3.1 Competition for North America | CA 5th Grade Social Studies Reading
This no-prep reading activity includes a passage, 3 graphic organizers, a vocabulary matching activity, multiple choice questions, and short answer writing prompts. Your students will be engaged while learning about how France, England, and Spain competed for land in North America. If you want to integrate social studies into your ELA curriculum, this is perfect because it's academically aligned for both subject areas. You can even leave it for sub plans or homework packets!California Content St
Grades:
5th
Break the Code! Jim Thorpe Mini-bio Single Digit Multiplication
Students can use their math knowledge to learn more about a historical figure! This set uses Single Digit Multiplication.
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Grades:
2nd - 5th
Also included in: 100 INSPIRATIONAL PEOPLE Single Digit Multiplication Biography Decoders!
American Indian Language Groups FREEBEE (VASOL VS2d)
This google slide activity can be used as an independent activity or a note taker.
Grades:
4th - 5th
The 13 Original Colonies
In this lesson, students will Be introduced to the major reasons why the 13 colonies were established. They will also identify American Indian tribes from their regionThis lesson was designed to support the following Idaho Content Standards:5.SS.1.1.5 Discuss how the establishment of the 13 original colonies contributed to the founding of the nation5.SS.1.3.1 Discuss that American Indians were the first inhabitants of the United States
Grades:
4th - 6th
Texas American Indians Reading Passage and Notes
Informational passage on Texas American Indian groups required in TEKS. Overview information and notes page included.
Grades:
4th - 7th
Iroquois Great Law of Peace - Interactive Activity
Students will have the opportunity think critically about the ways in which the Great Law of Peace can be used in regards to conflict resolution. Student will work with the primary source text to formulate original ideas and interpretations of the work. ✓ Scenario prompts for quotation searching✓ Text to reference✓ Outline to guide writing skills✓Guide for paragraph assessment
Grades:
6th - 9th
Native American Research Enrichment Project
Fifth grade students work at various rates. Here is an activity that will allow those who are self-motivated to learn more about indigenous tribes. The final product of their research is a presentation to the class. Print and distribute! It's as easy as that!
Grades:
4th - 6th
Knots on a Counting Rope
Knots on a Counting Rope By Bill Martin Jr and John ArchambaultListen to this inspiring story about a grandfather and his grandson story about family, love and strength. Includes:Graphic Outlines for NotesVocabulary Challenge
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Grades:
K - 2nd
My World Social Studies Florida - Ch 1 Lesson 1 - Ancient American Civilizations
My World Social Studies Florida - Grade 5Chapter 1 Lesson 1: Ancient American CivilizationsThis product is the perfect companion for the My World Social Studies Florida student digital textbook. Students will be accountable for their active reading using these response questions.This product includes:Learning ObjectivesLearning TargetsVocabulary IntegrationDifferentiated Question TypesScaffold Student AccountabilityActive Reading QuestionsStudent Engagement QuestionsTeacher Answer Keys
Grades:
5th
Also included in: My World Social Studies Florida Chapter 1 - The First Americans
Western US History: Battle of Little Bighorn Image Read, Reflect, & Interpret
The Battle of the Little Bighorn is an excellent case study in how perspective shapes history. Students are asked to read the article, and then decide which painting should accompany it on the website. Once they have chosen their painting, they will use reasoning to support the concept of perspective in historical scholarship. Enjoy!
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Grades:
8th - 12th
Lenni Lenape Native Americans of New Jersey-TEST
New Jersey history! Final assessment on the Lenni Lenape in New Jersey.
Grades:
4th
AP U.S. History (APUSH) American Pageant Unit 1 Chapter Packet
This product includes the reading guide for the Unit 1 chapter from the American Pageant (17th edition), which includes chapter 1.Each chapter packet is broken down into three sections:Section A - matching key terms, events, and people with their definitions. These go in order of the chapter reading as a way for students to first learn and process the chapter contentSection B - matching cause and effect statements. These mostly come from the College Board historical development statements that d
Grades:
10th - 12th
Also included in: Complete AP U.S. History (APUSH) American Pageant Chapter Packets Bundle
Indigenous Peoples' Day - ESL
Simple 90-minute lesson plan, designed for English as a Second Language adult class, but appropriate for grades 6-12. Students will research a native tribe of their choice, and describe their daily life, culture, and history. By informally presenting each groups findings, students will be able to demonstrate knowledge of cultural diversity across geographic regions of the United States. Reading, writing, and speaking are evaluated.Students will need internet access.
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Grades:
6th - 12th, Adult Education
Native American Tribe Info Sheet
My homeschooled son uses this worksheet when learning about the many indigenous nations during our US History lessons. It could easily be applied to a school setting. We find that searching for answers to each of the fields on this worksheet assist in "digging deeper" into the history and culture of the tribes we are learning about. Learning how and what to research are skills that young students are developing, and this worksheet can be a helpful guide determining what information to search for
Grades:
4th - 5th
First Week - Reading Comprehension Assessment/Learning Activity
Using the Flesch-Kincaid calculator I wrote stories about children from the Iroquois tribes. These are historical fiction stories which include references to culture, language, foods, professions, laws, as well as contributions to the unification of the 13 colonies and our constitution.These stories together form a reading comprehension assessment. The lowest level is grade level 1.4 and the highest is grade level 5. Students may use a text-to-speech program to access the material or a teacher
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Grades:
2nd
Native American: How to Draw
Engage your students in Native American culture and symbols with this How-To-Draw packet that includes symbols and images from Native American tribes across North America; each image comes with a summary and traditional song. There is a variety of images, simple for early childhood, to more complex for older grades. You can give each student a tribe and image to draw to make a class collage or do a drawing a day as a whole group throughout the Month of November (Native American Heritage Month).
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
European Exploration Unit Lesson
European Exploration of North America Unit lesson idea, includes individual reading time and linked resources, as well as fun music videos for student engagement, and information that could be used for an anchor chart with an essential guiding question and a "wonder" question.
Grades:
3rd
CCSS:
US History: Columbus, Initial Settlement, and the Columbian Exchange, 1491-1607
Things to know in American History from Columbus to the founding of Jamestown!
Grades:
8th - 12th
Tik Tok as Activism with Indigenous influencers!
The Moose Hide Campaign is an Indigenous organization dedicated to ending gender based violence across Turtle Island (North America). Our resources focus on reconciliation and Indigenous resilience and culture. We aim to support all students in their learning to be a strong ally and for all people across our Nation to live peacefully and non violently. This guide and activity accompanies 3 youtube videos created by our organization in partnership with Indigenous influencers Shina and Caroline No
Grades:
7th - 12th
The Moose Hide Campaign - Indigenous innovation for ALL Canadians
Learn about the origins of the Moose Hide Campaign! This resource accompanies this video(68) Moose Hide Campaign 101 - YouTubeOrder pins for your whole class FOR FREE here ---> Moose Hide Campaign | Order pins
Grades:
4th - 12th
Billy Mills (Unit #1)- Who is Billy Mills?
Students will answer the questions: Who is Billy Mills? Why is he a role model? Students learn about the hero that Billy Mills school is named after, and how he models positive values. As a Native American, Mills overcame hardship and utilized educational opportunities to become an iconic sports champion, lifelong activist, and role model for Native American and all youth. This unit includes:Pre-reading questions & strategiesBiography readingAnalysis short-answer questions + KEYTimeline
Grades:
6th - 12th
An Assessment/Learning Activity - Indigenous People of the Southwest
Did the reading comprehension of your students improve this year? If you did any comprehension grade level testing at the beginning of the year, you can see if their comprehension levels have improved. This information is critical and should be reported to both the student and their parents. Because progress is often slow, it is important for student’s self-esteem to see the fruits of their hard work. Learning that hard work results in improvement is an incentive for students to continue to try
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Grades:
2nd - 3rd
Social Studies 7 Chapter 1 Booklet - Our Canada Compatible
Student booklet (in PDF) aligned with chapter 1 of Our Canada textbook. Contains all of the chapter terms to be defined and used in a sentence, review questions of the stories today, critical thinking questions, and graphic organizers for details for each of the societies.
Grades:
7th
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