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10th grade Native Americans research
Native American Heritage Month Biography Research - Google Classroom - editable
You and your students will love working on this Native American biography report. This is a great tool to teach students how to research while also celebrating important people. It will also look great on your Bulletin Board!Includes:•Legal size banner template•8.5X14 banner template•Head toppers•Editable banners•Rubric• Bulletin Board letters in color and black and white•Digital version for Google ClassroomNote: ONLY the questions on the printed banners are editable.Includes following influenti
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3rd - 12th
Native American Tribes Research Flipbook Project Native American Heritage Month
This makes a great project for Native American Heritage Month or Indigenous Peoples Day! Do your students need to learn about Native American culture and Native American history? Students will research Native American tribes with this flip book project! Students will research about the lives of early Native Americans, such as the food they ate, clothing they wore, and types of housing. This scaffolded flipbook is great for helping all students access grade level content! You can use this project
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8th - 11th
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First Nations Residential Schools: 'The Rights of a Child' (61 slides)
First Nations Residential Schools: the Rights of a Child has been developed to support the current Canadian curriculum standards. I have been using this presentation with classes from Grade 3 to Grade 12. It is an easy way to step in to the topic of Residential Schools with students. Teachers can choose one or more of the suggested post projects depending on the level of the students.You will need to have a copy of the book 'When I was Eight' by Margret Pokiak-Fenton. Or you can view a read alou
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5th - 12th
History Mystery: The Trail Where They Cried
Your students will become investigators on a history mystery analyzing primary and secondary sources surrounding the Trail of Tears forced migration of the Cherokee people. This activity includes over a dozen primary and secondary sources set up in 8 investigation stations and students' investigation packet. Teams of students work together to solve the mystery of what happened to the Cherokee people of Georgia. Includes a PowerPoint for teachers to use with the activity with answers to the st
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6th - 12th
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Truth and Reconciliation Scavenger Hunt
This resource is a scavenger hunt using the Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada's 94 Calls to Action report.This report should be required reading for all Canadians, and other countries (Indigenous issues are worldwide.)National Day of Truth and Reconciliation is September 30th, read the report together and use this scavenger hunt to lead your students through the document in a challenging way.This resource includes:Teachers Directions with the document link and ideas for extension/dif
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9th - 12th
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Also included in: Indigenous Education Scavenger Hunt Bundle
Canada's First Nations Research Project - PBL
If you would like to purchase the 100% EDITABLE version of this product, click here! Great for differentiation!According to most archaeologists, approximately 30,000 years ago, the first people arrived to what is now known as Canada. They travelled from Asia, possibly over a land bridge from modern day Russia to Alaska. After their arrival, a vast variety of peoples, societies, and cultures flourished for millennia. With over 630 recognized groups within Canada, and over 60 distinct languages sp
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5th - 10th
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Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls - Social Studies Project
Explore the symbolism of red dresses and red hands in our communities, shedding light on the Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls (MMIWG) epidemic in North America. Through this resource, students will conduct research on missing women, gaining insight into the alarming rates of violence against Indigenous women and girls. Delving into this sensitive topic, the project addresses difficult themes of murder and crime, making it suitable for grades 7 and above, ideal for middle and high
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7th - 10th
Indigenous Education Scavenger Hunt Bundle
My scavenger hunt resources are 4-5 pages of questions for students to search within a document, one page of connections that require quick research and forming real life/local connections, and a final writing assignment for deeper research.This bundle includes myIndigenous Canada Scavenger Hunt (general research not based on any specific document)Indigenous Rights Scavenger Hunt (to introduce students to the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples)Truth and Reconciliation
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9th - 12th
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Native Americans Report: Outline for projects
I've created these notes to keep students organized as they work through their Native American reports. I hope you find them as helpful as I have!
Students use the bulleted questions to guide them as they do their research and collect information.
Sections included:
* Geography
* Dwellings
* Food
* Tools
* Clothing
* Interesting Facts
* Bibliography
You may use these notes pages in many different ways. Here are some ideas to make your Native American reports/projects interesting,
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3rd - 12th
Canada's First Nations Research Project - 100% Editable
This resource is 100% EDITABLE using Microsoft Word or PowerPoint. You can add, subtract, or modify any of the content to suit the needs of your students. Great for differentiation!According to most archaeologists, approximately 30,000 years ago, the first people arrived to what is now known as Canada. They travelled from Asia, possibly over a land bridge from modern day Russia to Alaska. After their arrival, a vast variety of peoples, societies, and cultures flourished for millennia. With over
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5th - 10th
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Proposal for Change to Show Honor and Respect to Native Americans
While we study Westward Expansion, we do an entire unit on the history of Native Americans with a focus on current events. For this project, students research modern-day issues concerning Native people around the US to create a proposal for how the US should show more honor and respect to the vast culture and history of Indigenous tribes. This project can be done several ways- students can create an infographic, a museum exhibit, a monument, a newspaper article, a website or an artifact. Or, st
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6th - 10th
Native American Research Project - PBL - 100% Editable
This resource is 100% Editable using Microsoft Word. You can add, subtract, or modify any of the content to suit the needs of your students. Great for differentiation!According to most archaeologists, approximately 30,000 years ago, the first people arrived to what is now known as the United States of America. They travelled from Asia, possibly over a land bridge from modern day Russia to Alaska. After their arrival, a vast variety of peoples, societies, and cultures flourished for millennia. Wi
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5th - 10th
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Indigenious Peoples of Maine (Wabanaki) Information Handout
Handout on the Wabanaki tribes of Maine.Includes a page dedicated to their beadwork & basketry.
Grades:
3rd - 12th
Also included in: Native American Art Project Bundles
People of the Wild West Project
This project lets students explore the famous people of the Wild West. Students will create a poster and perform a short presentation about their explorer. Students will make a decision about whether their person belongs in the Hall of Fame or Hall of Shame. Lastly, the teacher can have students take notes on the presentations for an open note quiz or test if the teacher chooses.This lesson plan is in the following collection:American West and Westward Expansion Lesson Plan CollectionPlease ta
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4th - 12th
Native American Research Project - PBL
If you would like to purchase the 100% EDITABLE version of this product, click here! Great for differentiation!According to most archaeologists, approximately 30,000 years ago, the first people arrived to what is now known as the United States of America. They travelled from Asia, possibly over a land bridge from modern day Russia to Alaska. After their arrival, a vast variety of peoples, societies, and cultures flourished for millennia. With over 570 recognized tribes within the United States,
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5th - 10th
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Early Human Migration Into the Americas (Map + Reading Activity)
Do you want an activity that will help students visualize and understand early human migration into the Americas? Included is a map activity and reading with questions. The map will help students trace the movements of humans by either using the internet or through your guidance. This is a no-prep activity that will enrich your indigenous history unit. Just print and distribute! The reading briefly describes some of the more popular and controversial theories that explain human migration into th
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8th - 12th
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Indian Horse Movie Viewing Package. Answer Key Included.
This comprehensive movie guide to Indian Horse the movie is complete with pre and post viewing activities as well as a character list to complement student learning. Questions come in multiple deliveries to keep students engaged. QR codes are provided for the Pre and Post viewing activities (as well as links) to allow for ease of access to additional resources required. Answer key for all questions included.I hope you enjoy this resource. Suggestions and comments are always welcome. Please conta
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9th - 12th
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Also included in: Residential Schools - Activity Bundle
History Makers - Quanah Parker - Webquest
These versatile assignments promote independent research, the exploration of how early Native American were impacted by the changes in government and society in Texas, and serves as excellent example as to how we can utilize technology in the classroom to deepen our lessons.These are the PERFECT assignments if you are needing to transition to a flipped or hybrid class. You can have the students do their research on the front page, and answer the questions on the back to get to know Quanah Parker
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7th - 12th
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Also included in: Texas Comanche, Quanah Parker & The Frontier Wars
Missing Nimama Lessons - MMIWG2S
Supporting Indigenous Resources for Inclusive Learning for Elementary and High School Students Comprehension reading strategies used in this unit are: prediction, meaning, connection, visualization, question, and infer.Included in this unit are articles, videos, and links to the Highway of Tears, where students can examine and formulate questions to drive further inquiry.**Follow my blog, Infusing Indigenous Literature, to see how I integrate Indigenous literature in my curriculum throughout the
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5th - 12th, Higher Education
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SPLIT ROCK BUNDLE - THE SPIRIT OF THE PASSAMAQUODDY NATIVE AMERICAN TRIBE
RESOURCE FILE FOR SPLIT ROCK - THE SPIRIT OF QUODDYOverlooking Passamaquoddy Bay, Split Rock emerges from the beach a short walk from Sipayik, the Passamaquoddy village at Pleasant Point, Maine. It is small, nondescript, and has little if any intrinsic value. Yet Split Rock Is the “Spirit” of the Quoddy Region for the local natives. Split Rock is located at the Pleasant Point Passamaquoddy Reservation Sipayik, located on the shores of Passamaquoddy Bay between the town of Perry and the city of E
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10th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Fact or Fiction: Pocahontas
Looking for a comprehensive lesson plan to teach your students about Pocahontas? Look no further than this Pocahontas history and media bundle! This bundle includes a webquest that challenges students to investigate the true history of Pocahontas, a fact or fiction movie guide for students to use during the film, a brief research assignment, and an activity where students consider how Pocahontas could be portrayed more historically accurate in film. By using this bundle, you can help your studen
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5th - 10th
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NAC1O Indigenous Photography Unit
* authentic resource - I am a citizen of the Métis Nation of Ontario and have worked hard on this unit to create a unit that honours Indigenous voices and counters hegemonic thinking. Unit on Photography and Indigenous Photography for NAC1O, grade 9 Indigenous Arts course in Ontario* learn photography composition rules* learn about some of the amazing Indigenous artists here in Canada and beyond* activities for students to complete - taking photos, research, learning more about Indigenous artist
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8th - 11th
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Aboriginal Pride Culminating Task (NBV3C, NDA3M, NDW4M, NBE3C)
Created for the Ontario Native Studies course NBV3C - Aboriginal Beliefs, Values, & Aspirations - but easily adaptable for any Indigenous Studies or World Cultures class, this research & critical thinking assignment is ideal for in-class, independent and/or distance learning. Through this culminating task, students will not only gain a deeper understanding of Aboriginal pride but also develop critical thinking skills as they analyze complex issues and celebrate the resilience and strengt
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9th - 12th
Sacagawea, Women's History, Body Biography Project, Explorer, Interpreter
Sacagawea, Body Biography Project, Women's History, Explorer, Interpreter, is filled with all you need to promote the Shoshone Native American Indian Woman who lead the way for the Lewis and Clark Expedition to the Pacific Northwest. Celebrate Women's History Month with this biography study! This Sacagawea biography study is a collaborative research activity. This is truly unique, has high-quality vector graphics, and is the most inclusive group project for bringing together a growth mindset and
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3rd - 11th
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Also included in: Reading A-Z Biography Companion, Body Biography Projects Bundle
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