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Native Americans Common Core SL.1.5 resources
BOOK ACTIVITIES and EXTENSIONS Legend of Indian Paintbrush Thematic Unit
BOOK ACTIVITIES and EXTENSIONS to accompany The Legend of the Indian Paintbrush is a thematic unit based on Tomie dePaola's wonderful book. Included in this product are activities for literacy, speaking and listening, math, writing, and visual arts. There are materials for 2 literacy centers and 2 math centers. These extension activities relate to Native American culture, cover a broad range of subjects, and include differentiation ideas. [social studies, craftivities, ELA, math, writing, sp
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Native American Heritage Month Craft Activity
This Native American Heritage Month Activity is the perfect way for your students to honor Native American culture and learn about inspiring Native American figures. It's the perfect addition to your classroom Thanksgiving activities!First, use the book suggestions to learn about famous Native American figures from the past and present using the interactive anchor chart activity. Then they make their own booklets about these figures and more using the independent booklet craft. Choose which temp
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K - 2nd
Also included in:Â Thanksgiving Activity Bundle, Thanksgiving Crafts, Gratitude Activities
We Are Grateful Otsaliheliga Classroom & Activity Guide
Download this free guide to use in your classroom, library or home to accompany the reading of We Are Grateful: Otsaliheliga, a 2018 Junior Library Guild selected picture book that I wrote and Frane Lessac illustrated, published by Charlesbridge. This classroom and activity guide created by Debbie Gonzales and reviewed by Tonia Hogner-Weavel, Education Director of the Cherokee Heritage Center, aligns with Common Core standards. The book has received starred reviews from Kirkus, School Library J
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PreK - 2nd
The Enchanted Black Pot & the Three Sisters Soup
Even if a teacher just uses a large pot, cans of beans, etc., I believe that children will enjoy my story and interactive soup-making project when they are studying about Native Americans.I was inspired by the book Stone Soup by Marcia Brown to write this story about four Native American warriors in northeastern United States and their village. (Another real Native American, who read my story, really liked it.)I created the soup, and placed photos on a couple of pages in the story. Please leave
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PreK - 3rd
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