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Free Native Americans resources for parents
Thanksgiving Share Snack
This is a letter that I send home to my parents asking them to send in the ingredients for a snack that we create in our classroom to share. We mix the snacks all together in a large bowl and each get a bag full of the new snack we create together. This is a great activity to teach sharing.
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PreK - 3rd
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Land Acknowledgement Coloring Sheet
This is a coloring sheet to introduce students to a basic land acknowledgement.Learning whose Indigenous land we are on is something all students should do in today's world. Using coloring as a memory technique, bring this sheet into class and give students an opportunity to learn and practice a basic land acknowledgement.
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1620 Resources: Pilgrims, Natives, Mayflower
UPDATED May, 2024As a Mayflower historian, leader of a Mayflower descendant group, and member of the Mayflower Society Education Committee (GSMD), I’m bombarded with requests for Mayflower and Thanksgiving resources.I vet Mayflower resources - in that I check for historical accuracy. This resource is a list of my favorite articles, lectures, websites, videos, books, games, social media sites, unit studies, coloring pages --- and more. (38 pages) WHO USES THIS?ParentsTeachersHome educatorsGenealo
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Iroquois Vocabulary Fill-In
This is a worksheet that can be used as a pre-test or as an assessment for ENL students. This worksheet is aligned with the New York State Iroquois Story.
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-Two pages of fill-in.
-Word Bank with words.
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3rd - 5th
Creating A Holistic Program: A HAWI Approach Poster
HAWI supports developing or existing programs to take up our wholistic approach to working with children. This 3 course program provides a step-by-step way for you to gain an understanding of why things are done and how to engage in the practical work of implementing these ideas.
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Adult Education, Staff
Native American History Curriculum
Introduce your students to the rich cultural heritage and history of Native Americans with KidsKonnect's Native American History Curriculum. This comprehensive curriculum offers various educational resources, including lesson plans, worksheets, and activities designed to engage students and enhance their understanding of Native American history.The Native American History Curriculum covers a broad range of topics, from the earliest known inhabitants of North America to the modern-day issues indi
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Not Grade Specific
American Indian Heritage month Bitmoji Library
This bitmoji library includes: books that link to YouTube videos from American Indian authorstribes with links from California regions (slide is editable so you can remove and replace with tribes from regions in your area). maps of how american territory was impacted.important American Indian figures and links to further reading. a letter that can be posted along with the library to celebrate heritage month you can provide a link to this library for: families to read with their students studen
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Turquoise Boy: Ideas for Conversation
Introduce the Navajo to your students with Turquoise Boy: A Navajo Legend, written and adapted by Terri Cohlene and illustrated by Charles Reasoner. Young listeners will love Ms. Cohlene's narrative of how a divine youth earned a gift of horses for the Navajo People. The crisp illustrations of Navajo clothing and Diné are captivating. Invite teens to research the Navajo Nation. Turquoise Boy draws curious readers of all ages into a complex legacy of this Native American community. Turquoise Boy
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The Science of Legends
Discover the truth behind native legends and the science that explains them. This project focuses on the story of the raven and uses art to demonstrate the science! Enjoy.
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1st - 6th
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