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Native Americans games $5-10
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
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
Grades:
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
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
Indigenous Peoples' Day Digital Escape Room
Recommended for: Grades 3-6. This escape room can be assigned individually or in groups of 2-4 students. Activity Time: 30-40 minutes playing time if students do not use calculators.STORY: Students must work to unlock each of the six puzzles to learn an important reason why the Indigenous Peoples' Day is celebrated. The Native Americans Sacagawea, Sitting Bull, Crazy Horse, Geronimo, Pocahontas, and Red Cloud are featured in this resource. PUZZLE 1: Phone Puzzle. Students will use the phone key
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3rd - 6th
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Also included in: Holiday Digital Escape Rooms (July - December)
Voyaguer's Paddle - Fur Trade Simulation and Strategy Game
Voyageur’s Paddle is a strategy and trade simulation set in the world of the early fur trade. Players each represent powerful fur trading companies who braved the wilds of the New World in search of lucrative animal pelts which were at times worth more than their weight in gold.
This simulation game was developed in the classroom over a period of many years using both teacher and student feedback. It can be played by groups of 2-4 players and is primarily intended to be used as a study game wh
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5th - 12th
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BUNDLE | Lakota | South Dakota Native American Tribes Unit | Games | Activities
Dive into the rich cultural heritage of the Lakota Native American tribe with this comprehensive Lakota Native American Bundle. Aligned with the South Dakota Social Studies Standards (2023), this bundle combines four engaging resources that invite students to explore the traditions, history, and significance of the Lakota people in an interactive and educational manner.Bundle Features:Buffalo Body Parts Matching Game: Take a close look at the buffalo, a vital animal in Lakota culture. Learn abou
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3rd - 5th
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Le Festival du Voyageur Unit Plan
Hé Ho! C'est le temps à célébrer Le Festival du Voyageur! This thematic unit plan is 28 pages and has a variety of activities, games, and worksheets that cover all subject areas!All worksheets, activities, and instruction are written in French for this unit.Table of Contents1. Page titre/Title Page2+3: Qui sont les voyageurs? (Video and comprehension questions)3-6: D’où viennent les voyageurs du Canada? (Research project and geography of Canada)7: La hiérarchie des voyageurs8+9: Le commerce de l
Grades:
2nd - 6th
The Colonization Simulation
This resource is an interactive, group-based simulation designed to teach students about the hardships of colonization, and some of its aspects such as planning the voyage, the first winter, relationships with the Native populations, and building a community. Students will be responsible for tracking population and supply numbers, as well as gains and losses during each round of the simulation. I have done this with 7th graders up to seniors in high school. My students loved this activity and so
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5th - 12th
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Math Probability Game: Indigenous Throw Sticks Game
Learn a culturally traditional, fun and engaging Indigenous game! Students count, add and learn probability. Included is instructions on how to play the game, and enables you to create multiple sets of the game with your students. Included pieces of the game are: scoring card, player pieces, step by step instructions. Not included is: the small stones you need to play and the sticks that act as dice. These are easy to find (stones from outside) and popsicle sticks (or natural sticks) but do unde
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3rd - 6th
Introduction to the Métis Trivia Game - Google Slides
Test your students' knowledge of Métis peoples through this fun and interactive trivia game! Students will be asked 16 questions about a range of topics, including Métis heroes like Louis Riel and Gabriel Dumont, instruments, hunting practices and more. This game can easily be used for online or in-person classes, and is the perfect way to celebrate Métis week or Louis Riel Day on November 16!
Grades:
4th - 10th
Low La Lessons, Activities, and Games
This bundle of lessons, games, and activities will help you prepare, present, and practice the new pitch, low la, with your students. These were created by me for my own students who are also working on recorder, improvisation/creativity/composition activities, and adding more instrumental elements to our learning.
The download includes:
8 PowerPoint Lessons (complete with instructions, teaching slides, and movement/game/instrumentation instructions)
1. Corn Grinding Song
2. Hosisipa
3. Canoe
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3rd - 5th
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Native American Art Craft Set Traditional Beading Art, Medicine Bag, Paper Doll
Native American Heritage Month Craft Bundle* Please don't forget to check videos, descriptions and age requirements for each products.* This set includes 25 high resolution JPEG files;FOR MEDICINE BAG CRAFTIn creating this craft, I was inspired by Native Americans' relationship with nature and spiritual rituals. You will receive 5 high resolution JPEG files in regular letter paper size including;* 2 Colored medicine bag craft pages* 2 Black & white medicine bag craft pages* 1 page creative w
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Not Grade Specific
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Native American Heritage Symbols Trio Bundle
Native American Heritage Symbols Trio Bundle✅ Embark on a captivating journey through Native American culture with our "Native American Heritage Symbols Trio Bundle." This comprehensive collection features three engaging resources designed to celebrate and educate.1. Native American Heritage Symbols Bingo: Celebrating Our Heritage! Immerse your students in the richness of Native American symbols with this dynamic bingo game. Featuring 25 pages, including 20 unique bingo cards and a set of callin
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1st - 4th
Word Scavenger Hunt - Grandpa's Snowshoes
In Grandpa's Snowshoes, Emily is on a travel quest to find her grandpa's snowshoes, she needs help finding a numeric code to get the train started to bring her back to the south. (The actual goal of this scavenger hunt is to introduce students to the environment and geography of northern Ontario, animals you find here, some modes of travel we must use in isolated areas, and some Cree words and favorite foods). This is based on a larger "Grandpa's Snowshoes" package. *Segwuhn - Spring - Cycle of
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Not Grade Specific
First Nation Trading Game (English and French)
The First Nation Trading Game allows students to learn what it was like to trade natural resources for other resources, before the introduction of money. Players will receive 6 cards of the same resource and have to trade for other resources to prepare for winter. Each round provides a different experience and time in history for the Indigenous people of Canada. It is a fun way to experience history.
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Not Grade Specific
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Tribal America Mini Unit for 5th Grade
Step into the captivating world of Native American Cultures with our engaging mini-unit. Designed for 5th-grade students, this educational packet provides a fascinating exploration of early American history, focusing on the diverse traditions and significant contributions of Native American tribes. Through interactive activities, games, and research-based tasks, students will develop a deep appreciation for the rich cultural heritage of indigenous peoples.What Students Will Learn:Gain insights i
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4th - 6th
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Also included in: 5th Grade Mega Bundle: History, Geography, Language Arts
ARIZONA STATE JEOPARDY GAME! handouts, answer keys, interactive game board
--- THE OFFICIAL STATE JEOPARDY GAME FOR THE CLASSROOM ---Use to preview, to teach, to review, or for fun!!! Consider pairing with my other state resources, such as family feud, Google Earth, or follow-along mapping activitiesEach resource comes with three items:1) printable “fast facts" and map for students to reference while playing2) An interactive Jeopardy PowerPoint with 5 categories of Q&A3) A printable answer key for teachers to use during game playALL ANSWERS & QUESTIONS ARE FULL
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Grades:
3rd - 8th
Indigenous People's Day Escape Room and Games Bundle
Indigenous People's Day Escape Room:Recommended for: Grades 3-6.This escape room can be assigned individually or in groups of 2-4 students.Activity Time: 30-40 minutes playing time if students do not use calculators.STORY: Students must work to unlock each of the six puzzles to learn an important reason why the Indigenous Peoples' Day is celebrated. The Native Americans Sacagawea, Sitting Bull, Crazy Horse, Geronimo, Pocahontas, and Red Cloud are featured in this resource.PUZZLE 1: Phone Puzzle.
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4th - 8th
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Native American BUNDLE Activities /Coloring Pages / word scramble
Celebrate Native American Heritage Month with engaging activities! Our bundle includes culturally inspired coloring pages and word scramble, offering a fun and educational way to explore the rich heritage of Native American cultures.Products Included in this BUNDLE:Native American Heritage Month Coloring Pages Activity / Printable WorksheetsNative American Heritage Month Word Scramble / Activity / November WorksheetsHave fun and enjoy!We Appreciate Your Visit to Our Store. We Really Value Your R
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1st - 8th
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Indigenous People Scavenger Hunt, Educational Scavenger Hunt
The Indigenous People Scavenger Hunt is a winning combination of reading passages, question trails and code words! This activity allows students to move around the classroom while utilizing their reading comprehension skills and answering questions. Each “card” includes a short reading passage about the topic, a question trail and a code word. Students will get “code word questions” to determine which card they should visit next. This fun front-loading lesson includes 10 short passages, a final
Grades:
4th - 8th
King Philip's War Lesson and Game Activity!
Here is an interesting way to learn about the importance and tragedy of King Philip's War by getting your students involved. This product contains a lesson on the history of the conflict and gives the students a chance to experience what happened by playing the King Philip's War game. All of this can be done in one 60 minute lesson. Of course, you can tailor things to fit anytime you like!In the summer of 1675, the uneasy peace that existed between English colonists and native people in New Engl
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6th - 12th
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WASHINGTON STATE JEOPARDY GAME! handouts, answer keys, interactive game board
--- THE OFFICIAL STATE JEOPARDY GAME FOR THE CLASSROOM ---Use to preview, to teach, to review, or for fun!!! Consider pairing with my other state resources, such as family feud, Google Earth, or follow-along mapping activitiesEach resource comes with three items:1) printable “fast facts" and map for students to reference while playing2) An interactive Jeopardy PowerPoint with 5 categories of Q&A3) A printable answer key for teachers to use during game playALL ANSWERS & QUESTIONS ARE FULL
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Grades:
3rd - 8th
Learn about Indigenous Peoples - BINGO Game
Learn about Métis, First Nations and Inuit peoples with this fun interactive BINGO game! There are more than 30 clues for you to mix and match as best fits your students' level of knowledge. To play:Cut the clues out and shuffle them, or use them in order. Read one clue out loud at a time and give your students time to examine their bingo sheets to see if they have a term/word that matches the clue. For an easier version, you can have your students raise their hands to guess the term. It's a fun
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Grades:
5th - 12th
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