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Free Native Americans outlines
Native American Research Project
This Project is aligned to Common Core research standards and Georgia Standards of Excellence. It is a great way to integrate subject while engaging in project based learning.
The Directions Say:
1. Select from the following tribes or famous
Native Americans:
Inuit, Kwakiutl, Nez Perce, Hopi,
Pawnee, and the Seminole.
Pocahontas, Sequoyah, Squanto,
Sitting Bull, and Sacajawea
2. Use provided websites and books to
research your tribe or famous Native
American while filling out a graphic organi
Subjects:
Grades:
1st - 8th
Simple Lesson Plan for Indigenous Peoples Day
One of the most northern Indigenous peoples on the continent of North America has a rich cultural history that is explored in this online exhibition. In addition to artifacts and old and new photos, the collection contains elders' stories and oral histories.
Grades:
K - 5th
Newspaper Article Research Outline
This is an easy newspaper article outline. I used this to do a group newspaper on the French and Indian War with fifth graders. Hope your class enjoys it as much as mine did. Thanks for your purchase!
Grades:
3rd - 5th
CCSS:
Native American Lesson Plans
Elevate your lesson planning with our comprehensive Native American Lesson Plan Template BUNDLE pack! This pack, inspired by rich cultural heritage, offers 9 printable pages to facilitate your daily and weekly lesson planning. You'll cover Languages, Art Forms, Food & Cooking, plus Festivals. Bonus materials provided. The bundle includes:✔️ One-page Introduction✔️ Weekly Lesson Planners for Native American Heritage Month✔️ Break down learning objectives, materials, activities, and tasks for
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
2nd Grade Social Studies Comparing Families from History
This graphic organizer helps students compare an Osage Indian Family, a Pioneer Family, and a Modern Family. There are places to write about their homes, clothing, food, travel, and to draw an illustration. It is meant to be printed on legal paper.
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Grades:
2nd - 4th
FREE Native Studies Lesson Plan Template
**FREE** Native Studies Lesson Plan Template featuring the Anishinaabe Medicine Wheel. Use Four Directions pedagogy in your lessons to ensure teaching to the whole student! Great for planning land-based lessons.
Easy to use and edit with Microsoft Word! (Simple replace the text in the Medicine Wheel graphic.)
Feel free to leave a review if you find this item helpful!
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
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Fourth Grade Native American Study Guide
This two page study guide does a great job of allowing students to review the REQUIRED, Six Native American Tribes in a concise and easy to follow format.
Students will be able to review tribes' shelter, food, region/climate, and clothing. Also, students will be able to provide an extended response in order to facilitate application and strengthen informational writing skills.
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Grades:
4th
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APUSH - American Pageant (17thed.) Ch.1 (Reading Support/Scavenger Hunt)
Encourage and support your APUSH students as they explore the fascinating history of America's early days with 'The American Pageant' Chapter 1 Scavenger Hunt! Uncover the secrets of the Ice Age's impact on North AmericaLearn about the Bering Sea land bridgeDiscover the rich cultures and agriculture of the Native Americans. Dive into the world-changing Columbian Exchange and the encomienda system. Find out how 90% of Native Americans perished post-Columbus. Unravel the unique differences between
Grades:
9th - 12th, Higher Education
Bayou Bridges Grade 5 Unit 3 Chapter 1 Notes
Guided notes for Bayou Bridges Grade 5 Unit 3 Chapter 1 with answer key
Grades:
5th
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Native American Pre-Columbus History
Investigate and understand the development and interaction of pre-columbus tribes in the New Mexico, California, Louisiana Valley, Chile, and Arizona regions of the United States.
Prehistoric (Before Columbus) Key Concepts
Creation Stories: Samples
Cahokia
Migration Theories: Bering Strait Land Bridge
Kennewick Man Controversy Article
Confederacies
Special Interest Subject: Mantou Village Colorado
Prehistoric Indians:
New Mexico - Chaco Canyon-Video
California
Louisiana Valley
Chile
Arizona
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Grades:
8th - 12th
Fall Leaves (First Nation - Salish Design)
It is back to school and Fall is in the air. All around are the maple leaves which inspired this design. Enjoy.
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Grades:
Not Grade Specific
Chapter 2 Inca Guided Notes
These are Guided Notes that I created for Chapter 2 Inca's of Gallopades Ohio 5th Grade Social Studies book.
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Grades:
5th
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Chapter 2 Maya Guided Notes
These are Guided Notes that I created for Chapter 2 Maya's of Gallopades Ohio 5th Grade Social Studies book.
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Grades:
5th
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Chapter 2 Aztec Guided Notes
These are Guided Notes that I created for Chapter 2 Aztec of Gallopades Ohio 5th Grade Social Studies book.
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Grades:
5th
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Chapter 2 Mississippian Guided Notes
These are Guided Notes that I created for Chapter 2 Mississippian of Gallopades Ohio 5th Grade Social Studies book.
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Grades:
5th
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Louisiana Settlement Timeline Worksheet
This is a simple visual guided notes for students to record the three major groups of settlers coming to Louisiana. Students will be able to relate each group to one another on the timeline and add the year, the explorer, and any notes they want.
Mista Sippi's Resource by Mr. Shane Silpe is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.
Grades:
3rd - 4th
Animal Masks - Wolf & Raven
This is a sample of the West Coast Animal Masks you can create with your students from the larger unit: Animal Totems and Masks.
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Grades:
3rd - 8th
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West Coast Heart Design
The West Coast Heart Design is an original card design I created to give to my wife for our 20th engagement anniversary (just so happens to fall on Valentine's Day). I would like to share it with you. Feel free to copy it onto cardstock or tag paper, colour it how you see fit, and to give to someone special in your life.
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
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Fill-in-the-Blank Pacific Northwest Indians
Use with the California USA Studies Weekly - Fifth Grade Ancient America to Westward Expansion Week 3: American Indians of the Pacific Northwest.Students go through the newspaper and fill in the blanks for each section. Most of the blanks are direct sentences from the newspaper, but a few require some critical thinking to adjust the wording.
Grades:
5th
BIRCHBARK BEATS RAP SONG
This original rap song is the perfect complement to award-winning author Louise Erdrich's novel, The Birchbark House, about an energetic 7-year old Ojibwa girl named Omakayas who comes of age and helps her family survive during the harsh seasons in 1847 on the shores of Lake Superior. The song's lyrics summarize the story with fun and detailed rhymes, while teaching character traits, sensory language, figurative language, and more! Use it as a study guide, too!
Grades:
4th - 7th
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First Nations Salmon Egg: West Coast Design
Salmon egg, Salmon cycle, egg, West coast first nations, art, native egg design, Aboriginal salmon egg, Tall Elk west coast native art
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Grades:
PreK - 7th
5th grade Social Studies Chapter 2 History Alive! study guide graphic organizer
This is for use with chapter 2 from the History Alive! social studies textbook for 5th grade. Students can use this guide to help them take notes as they read the chapter.
Grades:
5th
The French and Indian War
A PowerPoint providing an overview of the French and Indian War. Perfect for all ages, from American History classes wanting to provide more insight into early U.S. History to those wanting to take an in depth look into the French and Indian War. The download comes with a PowerPoint analyzing all sides of the French and Indian War, as well as an outline. The PowerPoint and outline are designed so that students may work on their own using the technology of their classroom or home, or so that the
Grades:
6th - 12th
Unit: American National and Cultural Identity
This unit attempts to answer the essential question: What does it mean to be American? It takes a critical perspective on being American, and attempts to recognize how citizenship has been hard to obtain and maintain for marginalized groups in the United States. It focuses on being critical consumers of information and learning to "read between the lines" when considering how, and for what purpose, the Constitution was designed.
Grades:
5th - 8th
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