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Native Americans Common Core RI.3.6 resources under $5
Native American Unit | Native American Regions
Ready to learn about the different regions of Native Americans? This Unit has many hands-on & visual activities to engage your students.Native American Regions Included:►The Southwest► Plains► Eastern Woodlands► Pacific West Coast ►California You will find motivating lesson plan ideas & templates for informational text and expository writing lessons. This download also includes activities to go along with Native American myths/legends/fables. This unit contains up to 4 weeks' worth o
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2nd - 4th
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Legend of the Indian Paintbrush Native American Read Aloud Book Study Companion
The Legend of the Indian Paintbrush Read Aloud Book Study Companion Reading Comprehension Literacy Unit A Literacy Book Companion Unit with Comprehension & Fun Activities, based on the book by Tomie dePaola (book not included).This 52-page packet provides a variety of levels to reach each individual student. Please see preview pages and descriptions below : 52 Pages Total Include:1. Table of Contents2. 10 Comprehension short-answer questions 3. continued4. 10 Multiple Choice Questions 5. con
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2nd - 4th
Informational Unit: Crazy Horse Close Reading Passage and Toolkit
This unit gives students a deeper, standards-based understanding of the famous American Indian warrior Crazy Horse! I've included a variety of common-core aligned activities and texts that will certainly assess your students' comprehension! A wonderful addition to any Social Studies/ELA curriculum!FEATURES• Two page reading passage (Lexile Level: 840) on Crazy Horse's life and role in the Indian Wars. • Passage Assessment- Students will find evidence from the text and practice skills like cause
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3rd - 6th
Eastern Woodland Native American Lessons, Activities and Diorama Pop up Book
Study Eastern Woodland Native Americans with your students. This unit has lessons and activities for a detailed study of Eastern Woodland Indians. Students will make their own diorama pop up books. The lessons on this group of First Americans include close reading selections covering the history of the eastern woodlands such as: Daily life, customs, spirituality, the first Thanksgiving, and the forced migration of the eastern woodland tribes. This unit is a great source of informational text
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2nd - 4th
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The Mud Pony Book Study Companion Reading Comprehension Rainbow Native American
The Mud Pony : A Reading Rainbow Book Study Companion Read Aloud Comprehension Packet with activities including quiz, sequencing, vocabulary, writing, and more, based on the book by Caron Lee Cohen (book not included). This 46-page packet provides a variety of levels to reach each individual student. Please see preview pages and descriptions below . Worksheets include lined paper for easy handwriting practice: 46 Pages Total Include:1. TABLE OF CONTENTS2. 10 Comprehension short-answer questions
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2nd - 4th
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People of the Plains | Native American Region | Activities | Diorama Pop Up Book
Study the Native American region of the People of the Plains with your class. This unit has lessons and activities about the Plains Indians. Topics include buffalo hunts (and why the people of the plains are also known as the people of the buffalo), daily life, arts and crafts, their forced migration to reservations, and life today. This unit is a great source of informational text. The final activity allows students to create a diorama pop-up book about the people of the plains. The lesson
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2nd - 4th
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We Are Still Here by Traci Sorell Lesson Plan and Google Activities
A guided reading or interactive read aloud lesson plan for the narrative nonfiction biography mentor text book We Are Still Here Native American Truths Everyone Should Know by Traci Sorell and Frane Lessac. This is a great book for learning about Indigenous Peoples Day (formerly Columbus Day), the Native American history, social justice, and Native American Heritage Month. Google Slides presentation and student activities on Google Docs. Lessons and activities focus on:Summarizing key details
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3rd - 5th
Northwest Coast Native Americans Lessons, Activities and Pop Up Book
Study Northwest Coast Native Americans in this unit. This unit has lessons and activities for a detailed study of this group of first Americans. The lessons include close reading selections covering the history of Northwest Coast Native Americans such as Daily life, customs, creating totem poles, and the forced migration of Northwest Coast tribes. This unit is a great source of informational text. The final activity allows students to create a pop-up book about this group of first people. Thi
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2nd - 4th
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Ancient American Indians of the Great Plains [Distance Learning - Digital]
This digital resource is perfect for distance learning! It includes short reading passages for each of the four major groups of ancient Great Plains Indians (Paleo, Archaic, Plains-Woodlands, and Village Farmer), as well as interactive Google Slides activities that will extend your students' learning beyond their reading pages. The Google Slides activities included are an interactive timeline, a definitions matching assignment, and an academic vocabulary study and exercise. The activities all
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3rd - 6th
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Diary of a REAL Kid: Mesa Verde National Park
Each diary entry includes:Personal Narrative Factual Information Drawings & DoodlesFiction Comprehension Questions“Fact Checker”: Non-Fiction InfoGraphResearch shows that your students’ ability to comprehend text relates directly to their background knowledge of the content. The only way teachers can ensure their students gain background knowledge is to expose them to as many different topics as possible. But, we know that students prefer fiction to nonfiction reading. That’s where “Diary of
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3rd - 5th
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Indigenous Peoples and Columbus - Communities, Cause/Effect, POV
In this self-paced assignment, or whole group presentation, students will explore how communities were first developed by the Indigenous Peoples, many years before Christopher Columbus' exploration. This presentation fosters age-sensitive discussions of topics around Christopher Columbus and his exploration to the Americas. These lessons can be combined, or separated, based off the content being discussed. "How Communities Are Formed" is great for Social Studies standards regarding the formation
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3rd - 6th
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