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Free 3rd grade Native Americans resources for Easel
FREE Orange Shirt Day Residential School Art Activity in French and English
This Indigenous (Aboriginal, First Peoples, First Nations) Orange Shirt Day FREEBIE reflects on residential school history, and could be used as a stand alone activity for Orange Shirt Day (L’histoire du chandail orange), or as a supplemental activity for National Indigenous Peoples Day (formerly known as Aboriginal Day). This resource includes both English and French versions.What you get:" Every Child Matters " Art project "I Matter Because I Am..." Art Project" Chaque enfant compte " Art Proj
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K - 8th
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Native American Foods | Passage + Graphic Organizer | Printable & Digital
Happy Thanksgiving! If you want to easily teach your students, what the Native Americans ate, you've come to the right place! Your students will read the simple passage, then either type, write, use the drag and drop boxes, or cut and paste the squares onto the graphic organizer. There is a digital and printable version. You can send students the digital version via your LMS software. Make sure to delete slides 6 - 10 (1/2 sheet, answer keys, directions & TOU) before sending to students. Als
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Grades:
3rd - 5th
Indigenous Hero: Meet Tom Longboat
Have you heard of Tom Longboat? No, me neither until recently. In 1899 he was forced to attend the Mohawk Institute Residential School in Brantford, Ontario. He ran away from there not once but twice. In 1907 at age 19 he was one of the most famous people in the world. His incredible life is one that needs to be shared and remembered by all Canadians. As an Indigenous male coming of age in the early 1900’s, he survived residential school and anti-Indigenous racism to become one of the worl
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1st - 3rd
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Pueblo Indians Reading Comprehension Passage | Indian Native American Tribes
Celebrate Indigenous Peoples Day with our meticulously crafted Pueblo Indians Reading Passages & Questions resource! Immerse your students in the rich and diverse history of the Pueblo Native American tribes and Regions while satisfying their curiosity and honing their reading comprehension skills.Pueblo Indians are Native American people who inhabit the Southwestern United States, including New Mexico and Arizona. They are known for their distinctive multi-story adobe dwellings and agricult
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1st - 5th
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FREE Native American Heritage Month Bulletin Board Coloring Page Quote November
Native Americans Bulletin Board Coloring Page Indigenous Peoples' Day Quote November ActivitiesTurn the month of November into a vibrant celebration with our Famous National American Indian and Alaska Native Heritage Month Quotes Coloring Sheets. Infuse the spirit of celebration and engage students with enjoyable, mindful activities that explore the culture of Influential Indigenous People. Elevate classroom decor with captivating artwork, making your bulletin board come alive as you celebrate t
Grades:
1st - 4th
Stone Fox (chapters 1-4) comprehension questions
I teach a 4th grade class where the majority of students read at a low 3rd grade level. The best way to get these guys to read is to assign a book and have them read one chapter a night for homework. I send home one page of questions to go with the chapter. I usually photocopy math practice for the other side of the paper. (Over the weekend, I will usually assign multiple chapters and no math).
Since this is homework, I try to ask questions that are easy for them to find the answer in the b
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Grades:
3rd - 5th
Break the Code! Jim Thorpe Mini-bio Single Digit Multiplication
Students can use their math knowledge to learn more about a historical figure! This set uses Single Digit Multiplication.
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Grades:
2nd - 5th
Also included in: 100 INSPIRATIONAL PEOPLE Single Digit Multiplication Biography Decoders!
Turquoise Boy: Reading Comprehension
Turquoise Boy: A Navajo Legend is written and adapted by Terri Cohlene. It’s a story of how a divine youth earned a gift of horses for the Navajo People. The crisp illustrations by Charles Reasoner are captivating. Turquoise Boy draws curious readers of all ages into a complex legacy of this Native American community. There is information about the Navajo at the back of the book. Because Turquoise Boy was published in 1990, we wonder -- "What about the past three decades?" For example, on page 4
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3rd - 7th
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