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Preschool Native Americans resources for Google Apps
Every Child Matters - Sept 30th Orange Shirt Day - Resource and Mini-Reader K-3
Orange Shirt Day (September 30th) is known as the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation in Canada. It is a day we honour the Indigenous children who were sent to residential schools in Canada. We learn about why we wear orange shirts, and focus on educating young learners as to the history of residential schools, as well as Indigenous culture and tradition. This resource also focuses on teaching young learners about diversity, equity, equality and that every person is special.Worksheets in
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PreK - 3rd
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Orange Shirt Day Awareness Presentation [K - Gr. 3]
This is a powerpoint/slide presentation for a K-3 assembly to introduce students to Orange Shirt Day.Format is a powerpoint, video presentation, and a google slide.It includes a short video.Age: K-3Keywords: aboriginal; indigenous people; Canada; residential schools; first nations; orange shirt day; phyllis webstad; genocide; reconciliation
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PreK - 3rd
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The Seven Sacred Teachings Poster Set | PDF & Digital
Incorporate Social Emotional Learning (SEL) with these Seven Sacred Teachings, also known as the Seven Grandfather Teachings. These core values are not only important for the students, but also are a cultural foundation for many aboriginal communities (E.g. Cree, Anishinaabe, Michif, Dakota, etc.). In this purchase, it comes with a FREE fully-edible and ready-to-go virtual bulletin board. What a great way to bring the core values to life and allow students to see how they can apply these value
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PreK - 12th
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Also included in: Seven Sacred Teachings Poster and Activity Bundle | PDF & Digital
Three Sisters/Native American Food Unit
This bundle includes:1. An infographic flyer about the ‘Three Sisters Crop’ (corn, beans, and squash)2. Lessons for discussing the agricultural importance of this Native planting style.3. Flashcards picturing popular foods that the Indeginous people of America ate.4. A color/cut/glue worksheet picturing vegetables for harvest.
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PreK - 2nd
Seven Sacred Teachings Poster Set (en français) | PDF & Digital
Intégrez l'apprentissage socio-émotionnel (ASE) à ces sept enseignements sacrés, aussi appelé les sept enseignements du grand-père. Ces valeurs fondamentales sont non seulement importantes pour les élèves, mais elles constituent également un fondement culturel pour de nombreuses communautés autochtones (par exemple, les premières nations des Cris, des Anishinaabe, les Michif, les Dakota, etc.)Cet achat est accompagné d'un tableau d'affichage virtuel GRATUIT, entièrement comestible et prêt à être
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PreK - 12th
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NATIVE AMERICANS Virtual Library and Media Room - SEESAW & GoogleSlides
This room is all about NATIVE AMERICANS and their diverse cultures! The Virtual Library includes 30 (Now via YouTube!) NATIVE AMERICANS-themed fiction and non-fiction books read aloud. There are also 20 NATIVE AMERICANS-themed informational videos in the Media Room. Topics cover celebrations, dwellings, art, language, legends, food, traditions, storytelling, and more! While historical points and perspectives are touched upon, the selections focus on the NATIVE AMERICAN people, both collective
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PreK - 3rd
A Little's Introduction to Native American/Indigenous Culture
This resource was intended to be used in a pre-k through 1st grade classroom. Most activities are hands on as children in this age range learn best through play-based learning. These activities will help children develop many needed skills while being able to enjoy learning about a new topic. This resource is just a brief introduction to Native American tribes and Native Americans in Oklahoma. Learn how you can teach your students accurate information that applies to all (most) Native Americans.
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PreK - 1st
A Little's Introduction to Native American/Indigenous Culture
This resource was intended to be used in a pre-k through 1st grade classroom. This free resource will be a quick lesson on Native Americans and how they were here long before any other people. The activities are hands on as children in this age range learn best through play-based learning. These activities will help children develop many needed skills while being able to enjoy learning about a new topic. This free resource will guide you into researching Indigenous Peoples in your area and how t
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PreK - 1st
THANKSGIVING BUNDLE - 3 Lessons with History, Writing, and Crafts with all 3!
3 FUN Thanksgiving lessons for elementary students that incorporate history, writing, and a craft. Fun Video links included for each lesson! STANDARDS INCLUDED!In the first lesson, students delve into the history of the first Thanksgiving, crafting narratives and visual representations of the Pilgrims, the Wampanoag people, and the shared feast. They gain a deeper understanding of this significant historical event through creative storytelling and artwork.During the second lesson, students explo
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PreK - 6th
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Indigenous Heritage~ Lessons, Activities, Read Alouds, Art, Music & so much more
I have collected a comprehensive collection of resources, activities, and read alouds intended to celebrate Indigenous Heritage. These animated Google Slides are great for online, in-person class learning and/or independant/at home study. This is an awesome way to keep your audience engaged and allows students of all levels to access. Also a great resource to share with parents to encourage/engage students in learning at home. Currently there are over 50+ resources linked in this bundle, but you
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PreK - 5th
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"We Are Grateful: Otsaliheliga" Grateful Books
As we transition to culturally sensitive Thanksgiving Day instruction, and accurate depictions of Native American communities, its important to show students the beauty in other cultures! "We Are Grateful: Otsaliheliga" by Traci Sorell is an amazing book that focuses on the Cherokee tradition of finding gratefulness in every season, in every day! This resource is meant to be coupled with "We Are Grateful: Otsaliheliga" by Traci Sorell and provides students with their own place to reflect on the
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PreK - 5th
IEFA and Native American Digital Resources
This carefully curated list of resources gives your class access to highly engaging videos, read alouds, and websites showcasing some of the best stories and lessons. In all, there are more than 45 active links to digital media that supports learning about Native American culture and traditions. For Montana residents, this list was created to explore our state's IEFA education requirements.
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PreK - 8th
Thanksgiving & Wampanoag Party Choice Board - Editable NO PREP Digital Resource
Trying to celebrate fall and winter holidays around the world in a respectful and fun way that includes academics and fun? This editable, no-prep, digital class Fall Thankful party includes a craft, games, dance, trivia, and more! This product was made to support all kids in learning more about culture and the age-appropriate truth about major holidays. Pre-K, Kindergarten, 1st Grade, and 2nd Grade classes will benefit from the 8 interactive activities as they learn about or review information a
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PreK - 2nd
History - Squanto's Story - Thanksgiving
This is a simple version of the story of Squanto, to the best of my knowledge, after some research into the “true story of the first Thanksgiving.” I wanted to share a simple version of it for history students. The full history of this time period is much longer, and much more complicated, but hopefully this provides a glimpse of the life of a Native American who, to me, was a hero, and honors him for his contribution to our history.
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PreK - 5th
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20 Verbs Anishinaabemowin with audio
What to learn the Anishinaabe language, Anishinaabemowin? Here's 20 verbs to start learning, NOW!
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PreK - 12th, Adult Education, Staff
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Indigenous Heritage Library~ Read-Aloud, Resources & Activities
I have collected a comprehensive collection of resources, activities, and read alouds intended to celebrate Indigenous Heritage. These animated Google Slides are great for online, in-person class learning, independant and/or at home. This is an awesome way to keep your audience engaged and allows students of all levels to access. Also a great resource to share with parents to encourage/engage students in reading at home. Currently there are over 50+ resources linked in this bundle, but you will
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PreK - 5th
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Ojibwe Sound Chart (Junior)
These sounds of the Ojibwe language on the chart help the fluency in the pronunciation of the words. They are colour coded for each week and assignment. Have fun (:
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PreK - 8th
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Indigenous Tribe: The Lumbee People of North Carolina 3-Part Cards
The Lumbee Tribe of North Carolina 3-Part Cards. Cards depict the history of the Lumbee tribe. 20 cards in total. One card tells The history behind the 3-part card.
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PreK - 12th
Indigenous People’s Heritage Month Visual Book Cover List
**THIS IS A VISUAL BOOK COVER DISPLAY**November is Indigenous People’s Heritage Month, included in this product are division specific curated book lists to create windows and mirrors for students in your classroom into a range of Indigenous People’s Heritage! Of course, these books are only a small collection of a beautiful world of books and resources out there.
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PreK - 8th
"We Are Water Protectors" Seesaw activity
In this incredibly beautifully illustrated book, we watch as a young native girl teaches us how to be water protectors and why we need to protect it from the great black snake. This would be a fabulous lesson to do when learning about native people and their culture.This activity includes images from the publisher. I did not create these images, I simply dropped them into a Seesaw activity.
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PreK - 5th
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Ojibwe Sound Chart Primary
Students can practice pronouncing the vowels on the sound chart. Its important for your student(s) to recite back the right phonics for each vowel.
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PreK - 3rd
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Indigenous People's Month Teaching Resource List
This is a curated list of teacher pre-vetted resources to use during Indigenous People's Month. It includes video clips with running time and brief description, storybook read aloud videos and websites with additional resources. This is a living document and I will update it. Make a Copy to add and/or personalize.
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PreK - 12th
Also included in: Diversity Resources for Heritage & DEI-related celebrations/days/months
Indigenous People’s Heritage Month Book List
November is Indigenous People’s Heritage Month, included in this product are division specific curated book lists to create windows and mirrors for students in your classroom into a range of Indigenous People’s Heritage! Of course, these books are only a small collection of a beautiful world of books and resources out there.
Grades:
PreK - 8th
Mabel's Feather lesson and project; MMWIG, Red Dress (La Plume de Mabel)
This resource accompanies the children's book, Mabel's Feather/ La Plume de Mabel (Found on Amazon Kindle.)Mabel’s Feather is a resource to help start the conversation about Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women's Day for children of all ages. The story follows a girl who has lost her feather and is denied help from community members that should be helping her. Through her journey of invalidation, Mabel grows increasingly frustrated and sad about her missing feather, a metaphor for her missing m
Grades:
PreK - 12th
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