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Native Americans lessons for staff
Engaging Native American - Indigenous People Literature Unit Bundle GOOGLE
Resources come in print & digital formats!Engage your students in meaningful lessons about Native American Literature through these interactive and creative lessons & activities. These resources work seamlessly in a hybrid/fully virtual distance learning environment, but they're also a great option for 1:1, socially distanced learning in a traditional classroom. Everything (except the creation stories) is digital and printable! The digital resources are made with Google and are compatibl
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Stolen Words : A Residential School Mini Unit for Primary & Intermediate
This Indigenous (Aboriginal, First Peoples, First Nations) residential school ( or Orange Shirt Day) mini unit is a meaningful printable package that gently teaches residential school history to primary and intermediate students through eight different activities.Using the book, Stolen Words by Melanie Florence, (unit does not include a digital version of the book), this unit provides an entry level look into residential schools, or could be used as a jumping off point into further inquiries. Al
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1st - 6th, Staff
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Native American Powwows: Celebration of Indigenous Culture and Tradition (USA)
The case study lesson explores the cultural significance of Native American powwows as vibrant celebrations of Indigenous identity, spirituality, and community, while also addressing challenges such as cultural appropriation and emphasizing the importance of respectful engagement and collaboration with Native American communities.Student Focus:Understand the cultural significance and ceremonial practices of Native American powwows as expressions of Indigenous identity, spirituality, and communit
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Also included in: United States Cultural Geography Case Studies (10-Lesson Bundle No. 1)
Native American Art: Traditional Crafts, Pottery, and Basket Weaving (USA)
The case study lesson explores the cultural significance, artistic traditions, and contemporary relevance of various Native American art forms, including pottery, basket weaving, and beadwork, highlighting the role of indigenous artists in preserving heritage and promoting cultural appreciation.Student Focus:Understand the cultural significance and artistic traditions of Native American art forms, including pottery, basket weaving, and beadwork.Analyze the materials, techniques, and symbolism em
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Also included in: United States Cultural Geography Case Studies (10-Lesson Bundle No. 2)
Native American Cultures: Diversity & Indigenous Lifeways Across Tribal Nations
The case study lesson explores the cultural diversity, historical challenges, and importance of respectful engagement in understanding and appreciating Native American cultures across different regions of the United States.Student Focus:Gain an understanding of the diverse cultural practices and lifeways of Native American tribes across various regions of the United States.Analyze historical and contemporary challenges facing Native American communities, including issues of sovereignty, land rig
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Also included in: United States Cultural Geography Case Studies (10-Lesson Bundle No. 1)
Native American Kachina Doll - Art lesson Common Core Content (Social Studies)
Another lesson form my book "The Creative CLassroom". This is one of my favorites because of the multiple types of media/medium used and all the different concepts of art incorporated into this project.
Elements
Principals
Ceremonial
Native American
Hopi tribe
Kachina Dolls
3-D art
Kids love it, too!!!
Also check out my other art: http://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Store/Mrs-Clauses-Creative-Classroom
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3rd - 8th, Staff
Construction Paper Totem Poles
The students will make Totem Poles out of Construction Paper for the arts integration project with social studies. In this lesson plan, there is information about a Youtube video that can be used, historical and contemporary artists' work that goes along with this, steps, material list, pictures that can be used, finished project. There is also a Prezi that will go with it. This is a fun lesson that can be applicable to several grades.
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1st - 9th, Staff
Native Americans: Indian Adoption Project Video Lesson Questions
This unit includes:1. Teacher Instructions 2. Video Lesson Question3. 4 Questions Total 4. Digital and Print Format5. Editable Digital Resource, Print, & EditableThis assignment is part of a "Our Stories: Native Americans Unit", Ethnic Studies Curriculum, but also be used for a U.S. History / World History class. Don't forget that leaving feedback earns you points toward FREE TPT purchases. If you have questions message me! Thank you!
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Indigenous People's Day
Google slides that explain who Indigenous People are and how Indigenous People's Day is celebrated. Includes critical thinking prompts, multimedia instruction (links to videos, books, sources, etc.), vocabulary, and more. Can be modified to support various glad level needs.
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1st - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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COLONIAL FOUNDATIONS: European Contact with Native Americans: PowerPoint
Students with this PowerPoint presentation will gain a comprehensive understanding of the complex interactions between Europeans and Native Americans from the initial contact through to the lasting impacts of colonization. They will explore the diverse experiences of Native American tribes with different European powers, including the Dutch, English, French, and Spanish, each bringing distinct approaches to trade, cultural exchange, and conflict.Key topics covered include:The establishment of Eu
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
4 Seasons Foundation for Curriculum | Earth, Air, Fire, Water and Spirit
This curriculum framework is based on the four seasons and Indigenous values. This is a great tool for teachers and administrators to Indigenize the curriculum. The Medicine Wheel has been used by generations of various Native American tribes for education and healing. It embodies the four directions and the four elements all of which symbolize the cycles of life.The Medicine Wheel can take many different forms, reflecting the circle of life.Medicine Wheels have been built on Native lands in Nor
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4th - 6th, Staff
Also included in: Bundle of Indigenous Resources & Curriculum Framework
What happened to Nantucket Natives?
Are you interested in knowing more about Native people following the Pilgrim arrival in 1620? With a focus on Nantucket, an island 30 miles off the coast of Cape Cod, Massachusetts, I share a timeline of entries about Native people, along with the purchase of the island by European settlers. The time period is from 1602 to 1855 when the last Nantucket Native from that era died. I also added discussion questions. Take a look at this interesting bit of history. (6 pages)Connect with me!✦ FOLLOW
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Staff
Educating First Nations Students: A Resource Package For Educators
This is an educational resource package developed for teachers who are interested in incorporating First Nations, Métis, and Inuit values into their classrooms. This is the first edition of a work that will encompass all Aboriginal groups within Canada. This edition focuses on the people who reside on Treaty 6 land in Alberta and Saskatchewan. It includes a few lesson plans, historical information, and cultural information.
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K - 6th, Staff
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Native American Folklore: Turtle Island pdf
Native American Folklore: Turtle Island pdf is a lesson that teaches students about the Native American folk story about the creation of Turtle Island. Focus questions are included in this resource.
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Minecraft: Create A Burial Mound for a Chief PDF
Minecraft: Create A Burial Mound for a Chief PDF is a Minecraft activity that teaches students how and why the moundbuilders constructed burial mounds. Students will apply what they learned and demonstrate how a mound is constructed. Comprehension questions are also included with this activity.
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Indigenous Veterans Day Resources (for Canada)
Indigenous Veterans Day in Canada is on November 8th. In the past I have found myself scrambling for resources, information and activities to honour these brave Canadians.This year I gathered a bunch of information, resources and activities none of which are made by me. I tried to give the artist or author credit for each of these and only shared with permission.Hopefully this will be a helpful resource for educators who want to teach about our brave indigenous veterans and honour their contribu
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K - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Plain Indians: Gilded Age and Changes on the Western Front
Plain Indians: Gilded Age and Changes on the Western Front PPT - Topics include
Native American Culture in Crisis
The Growth of the Cattle Industry
Settling on the Great Plains
Farmers & the Populist Movement
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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The First Black Native Americans of California: The Califians
The First Black Native Americans of California: The Califians is a PDF article that teaches students about the first Black Native American empire in the state of California. It also discusses when the first Africans arrived in the Americas.
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Minecraft: Virtual Model of the Agricultural Growth of a Mayan City PDF
Minecraft: Virtual Model of the Agricultural Growth of a Mayan City PDF is a Minecraft activity that teaches students about how a Mayan city grows through the planning and construction of its agricultural areas and its water system. Comprehension questions are included.
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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What are Effigy Mounds? PDF
What are Effigy Mounds? PDF is a lesson that teaches students about what effigy mounds are and why they were constructed.
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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From Columbus Day to Indigenous Peoples Day
Learn about the history of Columbus Day and the reasons for the shift to Indigenous Peoples Day. This lesson covers the history of who Columbus was, his mistakes, and why we should be looking at history with a critical eye. It also covers the shift to embracing Indigenous Peoples Day with a social justice lens. This lesson is meant to be used in a presentation format.
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6th - 12th, Adult Education, Staff
Woodhenge: Cahokia’s Wooden Solar Calendar PDF
Woodhenge: Cahokia’s Wooden Solar Calendar PDF is a lesson that teaches students about Cahokia's solar calendar. Focus questions are included in this article.
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Cahokia: A Native American City Built Around Agriculture PDF
Cahokia: A Native American City Built Around Agriculture PDF is a lesson that discusses the importance of agriculture and the importance of the climate and the growth of corn helped the city to expand and prosper.
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Primary Sources - Tracking the "Real Deal" in History
This is an excellent worksheet (11 pages) with four fantastic primary sources. Students are asked to explore the complexity of primary sources and analyze the different perspectives revealed. Students will review primary sources from 1) De Las Casas; 2) Moshweshewe; 3) Capt. F. D. Lugard; and 4) Patrice Lumumba.
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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