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Native Americans projects $5-10
Native American Tribe Research Report Project {NO PREP}
This recently updated classroom tested project will have your students learning a great deal of information about the peoples who inhabited the Americas before European exploration. This is a fully contained NO PREP project, meaning that you can copy it, hand it to the students, and they can run with it. I have assigned this as an at home project, and an in class project. Both times, I am incredibly impressed by the results.
This project includes:
* Explanation cover letter for students
* R
Grades:
3rd - 6th
Native American Cultural Regions: Lapbook and Passages | Native American Project
If you teach about the seven U.S. Native American cultural regions, look no further! This 34 page download is a complete kit with black line masters and photo directions for making a Native American lapbook all about the seven cultural regions in the United States. Included in this kit is a full page nonfiction passage with graphics for each of the seven regions. The passages are easy to read, and each one includes information about the environment, shelters, food, clothing, and transportation i
Grades:
3rd - 5th
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Also included in: Social Studies BUNDLE: Interactive Kits
California Native Americans/Indigenous Peoples of California
This unit on the California Native American tribes/Indigenous Peoples of California is just for you! Activities include instructions, activity cards, graphic organizers, and a response/recording sheet if applicable. This 60 page unit includes:1) Academic vocabulary cards2) Inquiry chart ideas and student examples for classroom discussion and use3) Tribe flip books4) Tribe graphic organizers5) Informative text for listed CA tribe regions and example tribes6) Comprehension quizzes on all CA tribe
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2nd - 4th
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California Mission Drawing Guide
Every year my 4th grade students really enjoy drawing California Missions. I’ve discovered they do their best work when they focus on a simple front view, but that’s not always easy to find in photos. My solution was to make line drawings of each mission, on graph paper, so students could more easily see the edges and shapes.
My finished collection in my new Drawing Guide includes all 21 California Missions. For those that may just want mission drawings to color, my pdf book also includes each
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Grades:
3rd - 5th
Native American Heritage Month Reading Writing Activity Indigenous Peoples Day
Celebrate Native American Heritage Month this November and Indigenous Peoples Day and honor and learn about Indigenous Peoples. This easy-to-use research project is broken down step by step to help your students write a research essay and complete a project independently.This writing pack will help your students complete a research project about the Indigenous People who once lived in the area you now live in OR select any Native American group of interest.Link included with an interactive map t
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3rd - 5th
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Also included in: Native American Heritage Month Reading Activities Indigenous Peoples'
Native American Regions Project | Indigenous People Elementary Research Project
This Native Americans Regions Project for upper elementary students is perfect for your 4th-6th grade classroom. This elementary research project is conducted in a group and will take your students about 4-5 days to complete (45 min. per day). Students will complete research on Native American regions and gather information on a variety of topics for that region such as home types, government, climate, languages, traditions, and more! In order to complete this elementary research project groups
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4th - 6th
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Thanksgiving History Bag Book/Interactive Notebook Kit
This 34 page download is a complete kit with black line masters and step by step photo illustrations for making a paper bag book about the history of Thanksgiving with your students. This kit is designed for intermediate grades, with tools for completing an in-depth study of the history behind the Pilgrims of Plymouth Colony. The printables were designed to fit on a #20 paper bag (8.25”W x 5.25”D x 16”H), but they will also fit in a standard size notebook if you prefer. Use them to complement yo
Grades:
3rd - 6th
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Also included in: Social Studies BUNDLE: Interactive Kits
Native American Project Based Choice Board for 4th and 5th grades!
NATIVE AMERICAN PROJECT BASED LEARNING CHOICE BOARD! Students will differentiate on their own and demonstrate active learning when they utilize this engaging choice board to compliment any Native American unit of study! Each project is given a point value and students will select activities that will help them reach this goal while at the same time showcasing their knowledge on this social studies topic in a variety of creative ways. All 9 activities are high interest, multi-modality projects
Grades:
3rd - 6th
Sitting Bull Collaboration Poster: Great Native American Heritage Month Activity
Sitting Bull Collaboration Portrait Poster – 2 options included plus bonus materials. These activities are intended to complement/supplement any lessons on Sitting Bull and are great for your Native American Studies. Also Available: Famous Faces® of Native Americans Collaborative Poster featuring 8 important Native Americans (including Sitting Bull).*Maria Tallchief is also Available HERE.The final posters make for visually engaging displays. Hang them anywhere!The front officeAn auditoriumA hal
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2nd - 9th
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Thanksgiving Centers | STEM CHALLENGE
Hands on, memorable, unique Thanksgiving center activities that celebrate history and culture. These stations are designed to enrich our students by learning about and building Thanksgiving staples such as dreamcatchers, pinch pots, drums, and more! This pack includes: -7 different station signs, shopping lists, examples, drying/collection station signs, templates, organizers, and more! -Stations include: dreamcatchers, headwear, food (corn), placemats, pinch pots, berry art, home construction-E
Grades:
K - 3rd
Also included in: FALL Activities Bundle
Lewis and Clark and Sacagawea BIOGRAPHY BUNDLE - 9 Projects - 30% OFF
A ready-to-go, time-saver! Students will love researching and reporting on the adventurous lives of Lewis and Clark and Sacagawea as they construct one of nine different hands-on projects—3 agamographs, 3 circle books, and 3 big galoots. These projects make it easy to include art and hands-on learning in your classroom, and they make a vibrant bulletin board display.These ready-to-go projects work well with units that focus on writing biographies, studying the American Expansion or the Westward
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3rd - 7th
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Code Talker Unit Plans - Novel Study Guide with Reading Comprehension Questions
Teaching reading skills by reading a novel can be a daunting task if you've never done it before. The Code Talker novel study guide is a COMPLETE LITERATURE GUIDE for this gripping historical fiction book about the role of Navajo Code Talkers during World War II. Everything you need to turn Code Talkers into a standards-based unit of study is included: BUILDING BACKGROUND KNOWLEDGE (access articles and videos using QR codes), READING COMPREHENSION SKILLS (multiple times), and DEEP THINKING TEX
Grades:
6th - 8th
Also included in: Historical Fiction Novel Studies BUNDLE & Book Companions
American Indian Research Project- Common Core- 3rd, 4th, 5th, 6th, 7th, 8th
Overview: Students will research an American Indian/Native American region/tribe and will create a packet including written and illustrated information. The research packet includes:- map/geographical features- typical dwelling- food- inventions- apparel- customs/traditions- vocabulary wordsA list of resources is included for research.A rubric for self evaluation, peer evaluation, and teacher evaluation is provided to score their final product. Grades: 3rd grade, 4th grade, 5th grade, 6th grade,
Grades:
3rd - 8th
Indigenous Art - Métis Dot Art
Created by a First Nations educator, this resource is full of rich Indigenous culture ❤︎✎ Learn how to create Métis Dot Art, which mimics Indigenous beadwork. This artwork turns out beautifully AND you are teaching your students Indigenous culture. You will learn all about what Métis dot art is and read a beautiful Métis book called The Giving Tree. Included is a lesson plan, an individual student activity and a class project. Page 1: Métis Dot Art: lesson planPage 2: Métis Dot Art: lesson plan
Grades:
3rd - 6th
Arctic Birds Inspired by Inuit Prints: Art Lesson for Grades 4-7
These Arctic birds are a fantastic project to build drawing and printmaking skills while learning about Inuit art from Canada’s Arctic Circle. The lesson includes 18 line drawings of Arctic birds, with step-by-step instructions on how to draw each. The kids love having so many choices of birds, and the handouts really help them with their drawings. Included are the Arctic tern, Canada goose, eider duck, grey owl, herring gull, loon, mallard duck, peregrine falcon, puffin, raven, rock ptarmigan,
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4th - 7th
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Also included in: Printmaking with Craft Foam: Bundle of 7 Art Lessons for Grades 3-7
California Mission Report - Guide for Researching and Writing
California teachers know that a common 'rite of passage' for fourth graders is to write a California Mission Report.
Use this handy guide to help make the process easier. Students use the guide to organize their research and writing.
The guide is separated into 7 sections:
Father Serra’s Life
Introduction
Mission Facts
Native Americans
Life at the Mission
Mission Building
Conclusion
I hope you find this guide as helpful as I do each year! Enjoy!
Grades:
4th
Native People of North America Unit with Informational Text & Lapbook
Learn about the people of the Native American regions and the ancient first people in North America in this unit that includes a 10-page nonfiction text, reading questions, a lapbook or interactive notebook pieces, and a unit test. This complex text will provide your students with information about Beringia, the land bridge, ancient civilizations including the Aztecs, the Cliff Dwellers, and the Mound Builders, and Native American culture regions of the United States including the Arctic and Sub
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4th - 6th
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Also included in: Native People of North America Unit & Lapbook Print and Digital Bundle
Native Americans | Native American Research Report
Engage your students with this fun and comprehensive, 30 page resource to help your students produce a research report on Native Americans. This report resource contains worksheets, organizers, tools and forms to use for your students to create, develop, write, edit, illustrate, present, and assess your students’ research report.This report (or performance task) is also designed to not only to learn and explain the new information, but answer some higher level thinking questions (Common Core Ess
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3rd - 6th
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Also included in: Native Americans Unit | Passages & Questions | Research Report Bundle
BUNDLE: Tomochichi, Mary Musgrove, and James Oglethorpe
This BUNDLE includes pages of 56 pages of vocabulary work, matching activities, writing tasks, and an assessment and study guide on Tomochichi, Mary Musgrove, and James Oglethorpe. **5 BONUS** point of view journal entries are only available in the bundle.Addresses Georgia Social Studies Standard SS2H1: Describe the lives and contributions of historical figures in Georgia history. a. James Oglethorpe, Tomochichi, and Mary Musgrove (founding of Georgia)Let's stay connected! Click to ((( FOLLOW MY
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Grades:
2nd
Molas Inspired by Cuna Art of Panama: Art Lesson for Grades 4-7
So many art projects succeed or fail based on the drawing step. By 4th, 5th, and 6th grades, many of my students think they're bad at drawing. One approach that works well for this age group is providing line drawings with a simple grid. This lesson includes 14 different designs--simplified from mola patterns and set on a grid. The designs include a seahorse, jellyfish, octopus, turtle, armadillo, dragonfly, deer, flowers, leaves, an apple, and pears. Lots of choices, but with enough structure f
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4th - 7th
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Also included in: Folk Art in the Americas: Bundle of 8 Art Lessons for Grades 4-7
Oscar Howe: Native American Style Art Project
When creating a diverse and inclusive art curriculum in the United States, it is important to include Native American artists. Oscar Howe is one of the most famous South Dakota artists, and he was Yanktonai Dakota (Sioux). He was influential to help bridge Native American art and Modern art. He was a professor at the University of South Dakota, which currently holds the largest collection of his artwork.The Oscar Howe: Native American Style Art Project includes a 3 page PDF lesson plan that prov
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Grades:
5th - 8th
Native American Museum Project Based Learning Activities
Native American Museum Project Based Learning Activities: Project based learning is an important part of any classroom. In this unit, students will follow the rubric to research a specific tribe for the Native American Society of Elders. The Native American Society of Elders is creating a Native American Museum of History. They feel it is important to be correctly represented. Each group will research and represent a different tribe (Arctic (Inuit), Northwest (Kwakiutl), Plateau (Nez Perce), Sou
Grades:
3rd - 5th
Indígenas de California texto informativo en español
Indígenas de California texto informativo en españolCalifornia Native Americans informational textThis product includes four informational texts on different California native american tribes. Each text is two pages in length. Each text includes information about location, homes, clothing, and food sources for each tribe. Graphic organizers for each tribe are also included. Great texts to use for expert groups or research.
Grades:
3rd - 5th
Did Pocahontas Save John Smith? An Investigation and Essay Activity
It’s a story familiar to every American child: John Smith, captured by Powhatan Indians, was about to have his head smashed in when suddenly the Chief’s daughter, Pocahontas, laid her head on his and begged her father not to kill Smith, thereby saving his life. But is it true?
The answer to that is simple: nobody really knows. In this activity, students will examine both sides of the question, analyze the arguments made for and against the veracity of Smith's story, and decide for themselves wh
Grades:
7th - 11th
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