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Native Americans games for International Baccalaureate
Creek and Cherokee of Georgia
Studying Georgia's First People: The Creek and Cherokee. This bundle is great to use when teaching The Creek and Cherokee People of Georgia on the elementary level. It meets Georgia's second grade Social Studies GSE's for:SS2H2 Describe the Georgia Creek and Cherokee cultures of the past in terms of tools, clothing, homes, ways of making a living, and accomplishments. a. Compare and contrast the Georgia Creek and Cherokee cultures of the past to those of Georgians today.SS2G2 Describe the cultur
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2nd - 3rd
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Also included in: Georgia Second Grade Social Studies BIG Bundle
Native Americans in Ohio MEGA bundle! (4th grade Ohio Model social studies)
Do you need to teach about Ohio's early Native American groups? Immerse students in over 8 student centered, standards-aligned, engaging activities in this integrated social studies unit for 4th grade! I’ve included facts on the 6 main Ohio tribes in a student friendly booklet, a graphic organizer for students to utilize this information, a “group scoot” text structure game, a set of key vocabulary terms, a reader's theater about Native American legends, a game based on the conflict & coope
Grades:
4th - 5th
Also included in: 4th Grade Social Studies Super Bundle of Units for Ohio Standards
Indigenous Medicine Wheel Bundle
Made by a Canadian Indigenous Educator One stop shop for all your medicine wheel teachings! Bundle includes:Comprehensive knowledge bookletBINGO gameScavenger Huntand FREEBIE Seasonal Cut and Paste Activity
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K - 6th
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Facts About Countries Around the World Cards 56 Countries
There are 56 country fact cards.
Each card shows the location of the country shaded in on a world map.
Facts listed are population, language(s), Agriculture, Life Expectancy, natural resources, exports, environmental issues, natural hazards, currency, and a picture of the flag.
These cards can be used in several different ways.
*Make 4 copies of each of the countries you would like to focus on and have students play “Go Fish”.
*Make 2 copies of each country you would like students to foc
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3rd - 9th
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Oregon Trail Game Assignment
Using the original Oregon Trail game that can be found on the internet, students will play their way through the game. The worksheet allows the game playing to be graded and keep students on task.
I have used this as an extra credit opportunity in the past and it works really well with students who have a difficult time doing school assignments.
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6th - 12th
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5th Grade Westward Expansion Escape Room | NO PREP Digital Activity
Students will learn about the most important events to take place during Westward Expansion with this NO PREP Escape Room! Students will be given short articles to read, each of which will help them to unlock secret codes to help them to move on within the Escape Room. This is a fantastic activity that students can complete independently or in a small group setting!Topics Include:The Louisiana PurchaseThe Lewis and Clark ExpeditionThe Indian Removal Act and the Trail of TearsMoving WestwardLife
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4th - 7th
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Navajo Code Talkers- World War II, WW2 -Read and Write The Room Scavenger Hunt
This product offers an excellent way to give your students practice in reading for information. You place the 12 fact cards around the room and your students hunt, read, write, and learn all about the Navajo Code Talkers and their important role in WWII. The cards can also be used as a word wall.Included:12 Fact Cardsstudent worksheet answer keyoptional writing assignment Aligned with CCSS.ELA-LITERACY.RI.4.1-8.1Please e-mail me with any questions about this resource or suggestions for future
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4th - 7th
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Also included in: Interesting People, Places, and Things-Read and Write the Room Bundle
History Crime Solvers: Lost Colony of Roanoke
Was it aliens? Did the 1st colonist get sucked into the Bermuda triangle? What really occurred at the colony of Roanoke? This is 2 complete lessons over the same topic- will give you choices for years down the road. Included- Detailed teaching notes- with a step by step plan (sub ready), that includes discussion questions.Warm up- a researched background reading, and that requires students to write a hypothesis of what occured. (Includes comprehension questions and key)Note taking tool- for dif
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5th - 8th
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Also included in: History Crime Solvers Bundle
Fur Trading Simulation Game
The fur trade was a significant factor in the economic development of early Canada and played a role in shaping the country's current relationship with Europe and Indigenous peoples. This simulation is an engaging activity where students can learn about the history and economics of the fur trade, how it led to Treaty making, Indigenous technology and ingenuity, and the effects of European contact and colonization on Indigenous populations. Students take on the role of hunter-trappers hunting for
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Not Grade Specific
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Beringia (Bering Land Bridge) Board Game
This is a board game that will allow students to get better acquainted with Beringia / the Bering Land Bridge. For this game, students will take turns rolling dice and moving their game pieces across the board. They will move from Siberia to Eastern Alaska. As they move along the board, they will be placed into scenarios similar to the scenarios experienced by the ancient people that crossed the land bridge. Students love this game and spend lots of time laughing as they play.
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3rd - 10th
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Nazca Lines MAZE - EXPERT LEVEL - Fun Activity - Peru History
Need a fun activity to engage students about the wonder and mystery of southern Peru's Nazca Lines? Then this is the activity for you. Simply give this item to students in class or assign the PDF and have them complete for homework. This maze has proven to be difficult so make extra copies :) Thanks for stopping by!
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5th - 8th
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U.S. History to 1865 Bundle- Full Year of Units
A full year’s worth of U.S. history units (Exploration through Reconstruction)Fun Activities that will creatively engage every student in your class!----------------------------- ACTIVITIES INCLUDED IN EACH UNIT------------------------------ Unit Overview (a simple sheet for parents to keep at home on the fridge that provides an overview of your unit)- Detailed Teachers Notes to help you implement each activity.- Create-your-own newspaper activity- Create-your-own scrapbook page activity- Writin
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4th - 7th
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Indigenous Cultures of Canada Jeopardy - an interactive social studies game
Indigenous Cultures of Canada Jeopardy is an interactive game in which students answer trivia questions about Indigenous cultures of Canada. This resource reflects the popular TV game show, but adaptations have been made so it can be played in the classroom. The categories are:Stomping GroundsDressing UpHunting and FishingGetting AroundEuropean ContactMen and WomenAll Around MeWhat's for Dinner?Arts and CraftsHome Sweet HomeAnimalsIndigenous TriviaNeighborsThis product is included as part of Ind
Grades:
4th - 6th
Roanoke, Jamestown, Plymouth Jeopardy PowerPoint
This jeopardy review can be played in small groups, large groups, or independently. It is designed to test basic knowledge of these colonies. For example, "What crop saved Jamestown?" and "What Native American helped teach the English survival skills?" The powerpoint is easy to alter if you want to change some of the questions.
Grades:
4th - 8th
Thanksgiving Activity Classroom Capers Whole Class Game
Learn about Thanksgiving and how it has changed with the fun, challenging "Mystery Game”. Give the class a Thanksgiving sendoff they will remember. The students work on completing tasks and solving puzzles. This versatile game has 5 tasks to complete. Students may work in teams, with partners, or individually. Students must complete 5 tasks. When they complete a task they are given a clue that eliminates half of the suspect. No locks or props needed, everything you need is included. This versati
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4th - 6th
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Character Ed Lesson- A Story of Integrity
Integrity for the Littles…
A great lesson on Integrity for K-2. Includes the Aesop's Fable "Honest Woodcutter" retold in kid-friendly language. Play Integrity Basketball to practice the skill even further. Fun and engaging! Your kids will love it.
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K - 2nd
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Also included in: K-2 Lesson Plan Growing Bundle
Medicine Wheel Fortune Teller
Teaching the medicine wheel is an important part of Indigenous studies. This fortune teller medicine wheel allows students to better retain the symbolism of the medicine wheel. Students simply fold and color in their fortune and then play the game with each other. Please check out the preview to see what symbols are included inside!If you enjoy this product, please let me know by following my store and leaving a comment in the review section. If you have any questions, do not hesitate to contact
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2nd - 8th
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Thanksgiving Dotted Pin Hole Art Templates
You will get PDF file of 8 Thanksgiving Dotted Pin Hole Templates, and instructions.
High Resolution of 300dpi
These are fun for kids (and big kids) to do. Just print the pictures, grab a push pin, and make your own pin hole picture for the holidays! They make a perfect classroom activity during holiday parties - print some for the whole class!
The templates in this set are:
• Fox Pilgrim
• Owl Native American
• Pilgrim Boy Face
• Pilgrim Girl Face
• Native American Boy
• Native American Girl
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PreK - 6th
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5th Grade History Alive Chapter 3 Jeopardy (Native Americans)
This is an easy to navigate Jeopardy PowerPoint used to review the content presented in Chapter 3 (Native American Cultural Regions) of History Alive: America's Past.
Thank you for viewing!
Ronda Wilson
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5th
Native American Lesson Plans - Songs and Hand Games for Elementary Music
Songs and Hand games are so fun for elementary students! This Native American unit plan is a small compilation of six hand games complete with songs and drum beats. Game instructions are included. The songs are from Cheyenne tribes, mostly of Montana. The lyrics and melody have been transcribed by Little House Lessons, with help from Red Hawk Nation of NJ/NY. Songs have not been altered (to protect integrity) except to add octave pitches when the voicing gets too low for elementary students. The
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3rd - 7th
Thanksgiving Trivia Game Activity 2 Truths and a Lie Middle or High School
Promote lively discussions and a broader, more truthful view of Thanksgiving with this "2 Truths and a Lie" Thanksgiving game. It's the perfect Thanksgiving activity for middle or high schoolers because it keeps kids interested, gets them talking, and addresses Thanksgiving truths in an engaging way. Some card topics are just for fun, while others are designed to correct inaccuracies and misconceptions of the past. Please view the preview to see the complete topic list! In this activity, stu
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7th - 10th
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Also included in: Thanksgiving Science Activity Bundle
Activity Guess the Character Traits Bingo with IB Attitudes
Bingo! Three fun, engaging activities that incorporates the language of the IB Attitudes with learning of literacy comprehension strategies and skills. This is an ideal literacy centers activity or for small guided groups in 3rd -6th grades.
You will find the bingo boards can be used as a traditional game of bingo, where the children take turns reading the text cards and they have to infer the IB Attitude being used by the character. It involves a lot of group discussion, where the academic lang
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3rd - 6th
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Character Ed Self Discipline & Goal Setting: Goal Mountain Game
Character Through Goal SettingGrades K-2: Hike up goal mountain! Choose a goal and then decide if each card works toward the goal (move forward) or away from the goal (stay in place). Reach the top of goal mountain and achieve your dreams!Character Ed Trait: Self-disciplinePYP Learner Profile: ThinkerThis product has been developed independently of the International Baccalaureate, which in no way endorses it.*****************************************************************************Also a part
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K - 2nd
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Incas, Aztecs, & Mayans Jeopardy Fun
A fun way to test the kids knowledge on ancient empires.
Questions include basic information like:
Who conquered the Incas?
Where was the Aztec empire located?
Who discovered Machu Picchu?
What was the capital city of the Aztec empire?
A great way to prepare for a unit test and have some fun while doing it!
Grades:
4th - 7th
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