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10th grade Native Americans cultural activities under $5
Seven Sacred Teachings for Social Emotional Learning Poster Set
This watercolor poster set for the Indigenous (Aboriginal, First Peoples, First Nations) Seven Sacred Teachings, also known as the Seven Grandfather Teachings, is an excellent way to blend Social Emotional Learning (SEL) activities and Indigenous Ways of Knowing into the classroom.What You Get:Honesty PosterLove PosterRespect PosterTruth PosterHumility PosterCourage PosterWisdom Poster*Included are two sets of the posters: One set with a filled circle, one set with an empty circle.Thank you for
Grades:
PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Also included in: Indigenous ALL YEAR Social Studies History & Culture Mega Bundle
Native American Cultural Regions Map Activity- Label & Color Indigenous Regions!
Enhance your lesson on American indigenous groups with this Native American Regions Map Activity! Students will identify, label, and color seven Native American Regions- Eastern Woodland, Southeast, Great Plains, Southwest, Plateau, Northwest Coast, and California Intermountain. Directions for labeling and coloring is provided. A completed and colored map is provided for reference, but this map can be completed using a textbook or online resource as well. This is a creative and engaging way of s
Grades:
3rd - 10th
Also included in: US History / American History BIG BUNDLE of Resources! NO-PREP!
Les Sept enseignements sacrés en français Seven Sacred Teachings French Posters
Sometimes called the Seven Grandfathers Teachings (les enseignements des sept grands-pères), the Seven Sacred Teachings are important in certain Canadian Indigenous/First Nations cultures. These posters are great for French immersion classrooms and can be very useful for teaching vocabulary, character traits, Indigenous culture, Canadian history, and more!This set includes one French-language poster for each of the seven teachings (love, respect, courage, honesty, wisdom, humility, and truth). E
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K - 12th
Native American Foods - History of Indigenous Foods - Culinary - FCS FACS
Are you looking for a way to introduce your students to Native American Indigenous people's foods and their contribution to American cuisine? This Global Foods lesson includes a slide show about the history of native, indigenous foods, a fry bread recipe, pre-contact and post-contact information, video questions, and more! Great for Indigenous People Day or any day of the year!This resource is no-prep to you and is in both Google and PowerPoint versions, so you can either assign it in Google Cl
Grades:
9th - 12th
Navajo Code Talkers Dictionary Pages
This dictionary page represents a secret 'coded Navajo word' for each letter of the English alphabet, used for radio communication during WWII. It includes two versions:1. Original 2. Censored version: the word "Jackass" for donkey has been changed to "Jenny" for female donkey
Grades:
PreK - 12th
Mythology Choice Board/Stations/Groupwork: Monster Myths of the Native Americans
Native American mythical creatures are the intriguing subjects of spooky tales, but they serve a much larger purpose in a culture's folklore. Often these mythological monsters are used to explain the unexplained or serve as a warning against dangerous or inappropriate behavior. In this lesson, students will explore a diverse set of mythical creatures from Native American folklore and look for patterns or similarities between the stories. The resource can be used either in digital or printable f
Grades:
7th - 12th
Hernán Cortés y Montezuma Lectura - Conquest of the Aztecs Spanish Reading
This 3-page file includes:~A Spanish reading on the conquest of the Aztec Empire in Mexico by Hernan Cortes and its after effects. Also includes information on the city of Tenochtitlan and on the lives of Cortes and the Aztec leader Montezuma. The reading includes a glossary of new vocabulary. ~A worksheet with 10 reading comprehension questions in Spanish.~Answer key. Level: Spanish 2+ (mostly in past tense)
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Grades:
8th - 12th
Nez Perce and Chief Joseph
This packet contains 19 pages of informational text describing the Nez Perce tribe of the Plateau and their great warrior Chief Joseph. The slides include information about: the people and their territory, clothing, food, shelter, family life, and history fighting for their land against the U.S. government. Also included are 3 follow up activities: Nez Perce bubble map, salmon sequencing, and a t-chart.
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Grades:
2nd - 12th
Mayan Math Bingo! Los Mayas! Great Native American Lessons, Worksheets & Games!
Calculate like the Maya--the astronomers of Ancient America! Crush Common Core with this high interest cross-curricular strategy! Teach Spanish numbers, Native American history, and math all in one game! Pertinent math concepts include real, rational, and natural numbers, integers, commutative and associative properties, additive identity, multiplication, place value, powers, and exponents. Social science concepts include ethnomathematics, ethnocentrism, cultural anthropology, paleography,
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6th - 12th
La Pachamama Lectura y Cultura: Spanish Cultural Reading (Inca)
This Spanish cultural reading is on Pachamama, a south American indigenous deity mainly of the Inca. It discusses her cultural and ritual importance in the lives of the indigenous people. It also discusses the celebration in her honor on August 1 of every year and how it is celebrated. The reading includes a glossary of new vocabulary and 6 reading comprehension questions.YOUTUBE Link to the festival: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hYlgLkskWvI&list=PLYOtnph8fGVRoy_JDtobdrD0mR2X_qG5R&ind
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Grades:
9th - 12th
Daily History - Native Americans: Trail of Tears & Indian Removal Act - Activity
Native Americans | The Trail of Tears | Indian Removal Act | Indian Territory | Treaties | Battle of Little Big Horn | Wounded Knee Massacre | Choctaw | Creek | Cherokee | Lakota | Cheyenne | Sioux | Colonel George Custer | Sitting Bull | Crazy Horse | Reading | Comprehension | Writing. Daily Lessons to teach American History while also improving essential reading and writing skills!Take students on a journey... back in time to the 1830's - 1890's. A time when Am
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Grades:
4th - 12th
Distance Learning Spanish, La Conquista de México + Present Tense Practice.
Today I bring a resource that you are going to love. I used this same material with my students to briefly study The Conquest of Mexico. This resource was made for distance learning. It includes: p1: -Text "The Aztec culture".-Complete the text with the corresponding forms of the verb. p2: -practice of reading comprehension, visually relate and quote from the text to justify. p3: -Short explanation of the text. -Search in the dictionary. -Ask for reading comprehension. -Match the sentences as ap
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Grades:
8th - 12th
Asian Pacific American Heritage Month, Activities + Video
In May it is celebrated Asian American & Pacific Islander Heritage Month . So I made this material for my classes and my students loved it, in fact I saw them very interested. This resource includes: p1: reading "How One Woman's Story Led to the Creation of Asian Pacific American Heritage Month" p2: - Explain what the text is about. - Look for words in the dictionary. - Reading comprehension questions. p3: - Match the sentences.- Match the images to the paragraphs of the text. p4:- Video "C
Grades:
5th - 12th
Also included in: Holidays / Seasonal / Cultural Bundle, Distance Learning
Native American Art- Norval Morriseau and the Woodland School Style
This Native American Art inspired drawing lesson will give your students a method to take a brain break with mindful drawing. Pen and paper is all you need to get started!ALL TEACHERSCross curricular this lesson can be used in any settingStudent handout with step by step directions can be used independentlyTools are simple, fine tip marker and paper (colored pencils if desired)This is a drawing method they can use at any time when they need a brain break!ART TEACHERSArt teachers explore the artw
Grades:
4th - 10th
History of Mexican Flag / Aztec Legend / Nahuatl (English Version)
A cultural reading on the history of the Mexican flag. It talks about Mexican independence and what the three colors on the flag represent. The reading also includes a paragraph on the Aztec legend on the founding of Tenochtitlan (present-day Mexico city) which is represented by the eagle which appears as an emblem on the flag. The final paragraph talks about the Aztec language of nahuatl, and the words that have been borrowed into English such as: coyote, guacamole, chocolate, chia y tomate. In
Grades:
7th - 10th
Also included in: Mexican Culture Reading Bundle: 5 Readings @30% off! (English Version)
Native American Origin Stories Questions
With questions allowing students to prove retaining and creative thinking, these worksheets cover the stories of the Onondaga's "Earth on Turtle's Back," the Modoc's "When Grizzlies Walked Upright," a short version of "The Navajo Origin Legend," and excerpt from the government document of the "Iroquois Constitution." All questions were aimed at providing an activity while reading from Prentice Hall's An American Experience textbook for 11th grade English. Some questions are creative writing and
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Grades:
8th - 12th
Aztec Eclipse Painting (Sun and Moon)
Fun for Spanish class or Art class!
My students LOVE this. They enjoy a break from the book. We create a bulletin board with all the colorful images.
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Grades:
1st - 12th
Viewing Guide for 30 Days: Life on an Indian Reservation
This viewing guide is to be used while viewing episode #306 (Life on an Indian Reservation) of Morgan Spurlock’s reality show, 30 Days. The purpose of 30 Days is to show Spurlock’s experiences immersing himself in a lifestyle with which he is unfamiliar. In this case, he spends 30 days living on the Navajo Indian reservation. This episode aired in July of 2008.
Revised and improved October 2017, the viewing guide is comprised of 18 film questions & 3 questions for class reflection and di
Grades:
4th - 12th
Native American Kachina Doll Hands-On Art History Lesson
Perfect for National Native American History Month in November! Great for elementary, middle and high school students! Creative, hands-on, art integrated lesson for Social Studies and beyond! Students will explore the Native American art of the Kachina Doll through a video, reading, and hands-on project. Students will have the opportunity to design their own Kachina while experiencing this ancient art made by Native American tribes. By purchasing this resource, you are agreeing that the contents
Grades:
4th - 12th
The Hero Twins in the Land of the Dead: A Mayan Myth (Reader's Theater Script)
In this famous Mayan myth, a set of heroic twins descend into the Underworld to challenge the gods of death to...a ball game? If they win, they will end the death gods' reign of terror. If they lose, they will pay with their lives! This Meso-American hero story from the Popol Vuh features talking animals, magical transformations, and the ancient sport of Pok-ta-Pok—not to mention messenger owls! This 15-page download features: a 13-page Reader's Theater script-story with reading parts for 12 rea
Grades:
6th - 12th
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Also included in: Hero Tales from World Mythology Bundle
Columbus Day | Indigenous Peoples Day | Reading Passage Comprehension Questions
Discover the truth about Christopher Columbus, with this close reading passage and comprehension question resource. Students record their schema about Christopher Columbus prior to reading. After reading about the life, rule, and treatment of Indigenous people under Columbus, students answer questions and have an opportunity to reflect on the passage--Did anything they read challenge what they previously knew about Columbus?This resource includes:Annotate the Text Strategies PageSchema Recordin
Grades:
8th - 10th
Taíno Cultural Reading on Indigenous Peoples of Caribbean (English Version)
This 3-page file includes:~A cultural reading on the indigenous Taino peoples of the Caribbean. It discusses their traditional culture, how contact with Christopher Columbus affected them and their legacy until today. The reading includes a glossary of new vocabulary.~Includes ten reading comprehension questions based on the reading.~Answer key.NOTE: This reading is in English, I also offer the same reading in Spanish in my store.
Grades:
7th - 10th
Native American Heritage Month | Activities + Readings
November is a month when inclusion should be more than ever a part of our classroom. With this resource you can bring Native American Heritage Month into your classes.It can be used both physically and digitally.It includes:- Cover page.- How to do page.p1-2:- Introduction.p3:- Why do we celebrate Native American Heritage Month?p4 - 7:- Famous Native American Chiefs.- Interesting facts.p8-12:- Native American houses.p13:- Number facts.p14-16:- Write an opinion essay about the importance of celeb
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Grades:
7th - 12th
Also included in: Native American Heritage Month | For All Ages | English + Spanish
Activity: Dawes Act (with Dave Matthews Band)
This is an enrichment activity for high school regarding the Dawes Act. I use Dave Matthews Band and their song "Don't Drink the Water" to help students see an overall story of what happened to Native Americans. We listen to the song and I have them highlight specific lyrics or annotate the song. I also tell them to listen to the tone of the song (how it starts and ends).Song available via YouTube:Dave Matthews Band - Don't Drink The WaterThen I have included several primary source documents
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Grades:
9th - 12th
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