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Not grade specific Native Americans resources for Montessori
Printables Dreamcatcher Coloring Sheets | Indigenous People's Day Coloring Pages
Dream catcher coloring pages are coloring sheets that feature dream catchers, which are a Native American craft that is believed to catch bad dreams and let good dreams pass through. These coloring pages usually depict intricate designs of dream catchers, with feathers, beads, and other decorative elements.What's included: Over 90 pages of unique designs. Sized at 8.5x11 inches for your convenience. Easily printable as I've prepared both PDF & PNG versions that you can download and print on
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Traditional Indigenous Sports: Native American Lacrosse and Stickball
Lacrosse was the most popular team sport among the Atlantic and Great Lakes Plains Indian tribes and was also played in the south and west. Lacrosse is considered one of North America’s oldest team sports, with evidence that it was played as early as the 17th century. Because so many different Native American people played some form of lacrosse, the game went by many different names. Some historians consider Stickball to be North America’s oldest original sport. The game is meant to represent th
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Traditional Indigenous Games: Native American Shinny (Hockey)
Native North Americans played a form of hockey called Shinny. This European name of the Native American game was derived from the Scottish game "Shinty," due to the game's similarities in materials and rules. It is argued whether the Native Americans played this sport before European contact. There is inconclusive evidence, but the fact is that by the early 1900s, the game was fully immersed in Native American oral tradition mythology. While the origins are still debated, Shinny is an excellent
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The Cree People of North America Nomenclature (Aboriginal 3-Part Cards)
Cree People of North America Nomenclature cards builds an understanding of past and present Aboriginal culture. Nomenclature or 3-part cards builds vocabulary by teaching the proper names for objects in the world around them. For younger students, you can use them for picture, object, and word matching.Ready to print and use Instant downloadMeets many curriculum outcomesReal pictures Hands-on learningThe USA and Canada basedIncludes 15 Terms with Pictures and Word Cards:The Cree PeopleCree Langu
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Xikunahati - Traditional Indigenous Sport of Brazil
Xikunahati has quickly become an important symbol of the indigenous people of Brazil. Your students will absolutely love the dynamic, fast-paced game that utilizes a diving headbutt movement as the main mode of play!
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