Native americans

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…

Bell-shaped hooded cloak with welt patch pockets and 3 toggle closure. Corine is 5'9" and wears size OS. Unnapped Pendleton blankets: 82% Wool, 18% Cotton. Wool Cashmere facings and Silk Rayon peachskin lining. Native American tribes traveled to Wyoming’s Medicine Bow Mountains to harvest wood for especially fine bows. In this design, stands of wood alternate with arrows that meet in the center to evoke the Medicine Bow River, an important crossing point through the Continental Divide…

Wyeth Trail Long Stadium Coat Our Wyeth Trail Long Stadium Coat will keep you covered from top to below the knee. Made from the Pendleton Wyeth Trail wool blanket, the warm earth tone colors are easy to wear. Wear it open or close at the waist with a toggle. Designed for a slightly oversized fit and look. The Wyeth Trail blanket reflects warm, harmonious colors of ancient corn varieties patterned in rows similar to ancient Native American gardens. Arrows point in two directions, the past and…

Learn about eight types of dwellings used by Native Americans for shelter. Each dwelling type includes a 3D paper model, including step-by-step instructions on how to complete. In addition, each dwelling includes an info card with what tribes used this structure, types of materials used, geographical location and a general description. Great for learning about Native America and indigenous populations. This bundle includes the following structures: -Wigwam -Longhouse -Tipi -Adobe -Grass…

FUN, hands-on Native Americans for Kids lesson with activities, crafts, printables and more to make learning history for kids come alive! K-6th grade.

Create a totem pole similar to Native Americans/First People of North America. Includes two versions, a color illustration and a outline to color. Glue each piece around a paper tube to create individual sections that can be reorganized to create different designs. Includes step-by-step instructions how to complete. A great hands-on activity to learn about Native American culture. Includes four pages of resources, color version of totem also included in the NATIVE AMERICA Unit Study. *Please…

9 Meaningful Native American Crafts for Kids as told by a Native Person. Fun Crafts, Books & Resources to explore Native Culture without cultural appropriation

Most Orders Ship within 1-2 Business Days Full length unlined Duster with waist tie belt with loops and lined patch pockets Body of duster is made from Pendleton's Fire Legend blanket. Napped Pendleton blankets: 82% Wool, 18% Cotton and Wool Cashmere facings A made-in-America wool blanket in a dazzling geo pattern. It's based on a Native American legend that says a hero disguised himself as a rabbit to capture fire for his people, a victory honored in this vivid design.

About the Book Deloria's lucid writing shatters stereotypes and celebrates modern Native Americans, forcing us to rethink familiar expectations by challenging us to see Indians as film directors, baseball pitchers--even opera singers. Deloria shows how expectations contribute to the racism and injustice that still haunt the experiences of many Native American people today. Book Synopsis Despite the passage of time, our vision of Native Americans remains locked up within powerful…

This is a simple, fast, low-prep project that not only looks great but reinforces research skills in manageable chunks. Texts or research material is not included. Students get to choose what they include: housing, trade, natural resources, clothing and more! The Native American Tribe tissue box project can be done in class or at home. Tissue boxes can be either full or empty. If my students use full boxes, I save them as examples the following year while we use the tissues! Makes a great…