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Native American Heritage Month Activity | Build a Totem Pole Craft & Writing
Indigenous People Activity: Your students will love this hands-on Make a Totem Pole Craft! Introduce your students to the fascinating world of Pacific Northwest Native American Totem Poles with this hands-on, engaging resource. Perfect for grades 1–5, this unit combines reading, vocabulary, and creative activities to help students learn about the cultural significance of totem poles and the meaning behind the animals often carved on them. What’s Included: Design a Totem Pole: Two templates and s
1st - 5th
Native Americans, Reading, Social Studies
Mayan Math Bingo! Los Mayas! Great Native American Lessons, Worksheets & Games!
Calculate like the Maya--the astronomers of Ancient America! Crush Common Core with this high interest cross-curricular strategy! Teach Spanish numbers, Native American history, and math all in one game! Pertinent math concepts include real, rational, and natural numbers, integers, commutative and associative properties, additive identity, multiplication, place value, powers, and exponents. Social science concepts include ethnomathematics, ethnocentrism, cultural anthropology, paleography,
9th - 12th
Math, Native Americans, Spanish
Manifest Destiny & Westward Expansion Unit | DBQ, Test, Activities
Complete Lesson Plans, Activities, DBQ, Test + Map Freebie Let’s just say it. Most Manifest Destiny units fall apart. They turn into: maps without meaning notes without thinking and students walking away thinking expansion was simple, inevitable, and mostly fine It wasn’t. This unit is built to fix that. 🧠 WHAT MAKES THIS DIFFERENT This is not a “cover the content and move on” unit. Students will: analyze multiple perspectives evaluate impact question expansion build and defend argume
7th - 12th
Native Americans, U.S. History, World History
Native American Project - Compare and Contrast
This Native American Project is a fun way to compare and contrast Native American Indians in different regions. I have also included a second version to compare and contrast Native American Tribes.
This product includes:
- visual sample of project
- how I teach the unit
- sample anchor charts
- tips and different options for project
- student samples
- project description sheets for students
- copies for headings, maps, note taking, and rubrics (two versions)
- teacher sample to be assembled
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4th - 6th
Native Americans, Writing-Expository
CCSS
W.4.2
, W.4.4
, W.4.5
+9
CANADA Canadian North America Continent Study | Activities, Crafts & Printables!
Learn all about Canada and North America with this interactive activity bundle! Learn interesting facts about Canada with the colorful Canadian placemat/poster & flag. Identify major events in Canadian history with the full color timeline poster. Learn about famous Canadian landmarks with the landmark cards, cities and map pinning. Learn the provinces with a interactive map and outline to color. Learn Canada's location within North America with the continent and flag pinning, and make a fun h
1st - 6th
Canadian History, Earth Sciences, Native Americans
Thanksgiving - Story and Nomenclature Cards
Thanksgiving Story - short and easy to read text. It contains small paragraph with information about the Native Americans to understand the history and meaning of Thanksgiving. It includes the Montessori based Nomenclature Cards. Directions to make the 3-part cards that supports hands-on learning experiences. The cards help to learn new word vocabulary. The Nomenclature cards are further supported with coloring booklets and writing skills. These sentences are simple and repetitive to support ea
PreK - 2nd
Geography, Native Americans, Vocabulary
Native American Heritage Month Activity | Collaborative Quilt | Bulletin Board
Fun and engaging collaborative activity for Native American Heritage Month or lessons! Your students will love creating a classroom quilt that also makes a great bulletin board display! This activity introduces students to important symbols, traditions and vocabulary related to Native American heritage and culture. Finished quilt will showcase your students' writing and artwork, and will look amazing put together as a classroom quilt! 40 Quilt templates included. What's included?4 Writing Quilt
2nd - 5th
English Language Arts, Native Americans, Other (Social Studies)
CCSS
W.2.7
, W.3.4
, W.3.10
+6
Native American Heritage Month Activity Dreamcatcher Legend Reading Art Craft
Dreamcatcher Reading and Art Activity: Bring storytelling, culture, and creativity together with this engaging Dreamcatcher Legend Reading Activity designed especially for grades 4–6. Students love discovering why dreamcatchers are so meaningful to Native American communities, and this resource gives them the chance to explore history, cultural traditions, and symbolism through a thoughtful and respectful lens. What’s Included:✅ 2 Reading passages for background information to introduce activi
4th - 6th
English Language Arts, Native Americans, Social Studies
CCSS
RI.4.3
, RI.4.7
, RI.4.10
+5
Classroom Management in Lakota
Lakota Classroom Management & Tracing WorksheetsThis resource combines a simple classroom management system with engaging Lakota-themed coloring and tracing worksheets. Designed for early learners, it helps students practice handwriting, strengthen fine motor skills, and build early literacy while being introduced to Lakota language and culture.Educators will find it useful for:Classroom structure – supports routines and expectations with visual, easy-to-use tools.Student engagement – tracing an
PreK - 3rd
Coloring Pages, Handwriting, Native Americans
Build a Totem Pole Craft Project Native American Heritage Month Activity
My Totem Pole Project: This fun and engaging activity allows students to design their own personal totem pole inspired by traditional totem pole art! With three creative theme options — My Story, My Goals and Dreams, and My Adventures — students can share their values, talents, goals and dreams in an artistic and creative way. Your students will love designing a colorful totem pole that tells a story about themselves using meaningful symbols and drawings. Perfect for Native American Heritage Mo
2nd - 5th
Native Americans, Other (Social Studies), Visual Arts
Growth Mindset Totem Pole Activity SEL Identity Project for Grades 4–8 Identity
Build Growth Mindset, strengthen student self-esteem, and create a positive classroom environment with this engaging, differentiated Totem Pole SEL project for Grades 4–8. This high-interest resource combines identity exploration, research skills, and creative expression through an authentic Indigenous art–inspired activity. Students learn about animal symbolism, analyze meaningful traits, and create a personalized Totem Pole that represents their strengths, values, and developing Growth Minds
4th - 7th
Classroom Community, Native Americans, Social Studies
CCSS
RL.4.4
, RL.5.4
, RL.6.4
+23
Indigenous Peoples of the Continents | Poster Bundle
Indigenous Peoples of the Continents | Poster BundleCelebrate cultural diversity and human connection across the globe with this vibrant, respectful bundle of Indigenous Peoples posters—featuring 5 Indigenous groups from each continent (where applicable). Designed for both Montessori and public school classrooms, this resource brings beauty, representation, and global awareness to your geography and cultural curriculum. ✨ What’s Inside: Beautifully Illustrated Posters of 5 Indigenous Peop
Not Specific
Classroom Community, Native Americans, World History
NATIVE AMERICAN Indians of North America | Activity BUNDLE Unit Study
Travel back in time with this Montessori-Inspired North American Unit Study and learn about the First People of North America. *Please note that we are committed to historical accuracy and have consulted Native American persons for feedback and suggestions on these resources for sensitivity. Learn about some of the larger tribes with continent pinning as well as historic Native American sites. Learn about the fauna (animals) of North America. Practice tracing pictographs, learn about Native Ame
K - 7th
Native Americans, Social Studies
Native American Research Project Tribe Report Map 3rd 4th 5th Grade California
This Native American tribe research project that works for ANY TRIBE OR STATE and is designed for 3rd Grade, 4th Grade and 5th Grade students to research any North American tribe, and learn about the tribe's region, food, tools, traditions, housing, clothing and daily life. Maps of all 50 states are included as well as a larger North America map, allowing for a wide variety of project options. Students learn about where their tribes lived, who their neighbors are, how they dressed and so much mo
3rd - 6th
Informational Text, Native Americans, Social Studies
CCSS
RI.4.3
, W.3.2
, W.4.2
+8
TOTEM POLE ACTIVITY Thanksgiving Craftivity Native Americans Art Integration ELA
Easily incorporate ART INTEGRATION into your classroom routine with this Totem Pole Reading and Art Activity! It includes everything you need to celebrate and understand the tradition of Totem Poles. The following Native American Totem Pole Art Resources are included:•Totem Pole nonfiction passage •Create a Totem Pole that represents your family •Rubric •BONUS: Video links for background knowledge and extension Supplies Needed:•Copy paper •Notebook paper •Scissors •Ruler •Art supplies (pencils
3rd - 12th
Art History, Native Americans
Maya Empire Mesoamerica CSI Inquiry Lesson: Activity Worksheet Project Analysis
In this Maya Empire CSI Investigation activity, students take on the role of historians, scientists, and researchers as they try to uncover the reasons behind the downfall of the Mayan Empire. Students research the Maya downfall in Mesoamerica to understand their history, culture, and the factors that may have led to their demise. This resource is included in my Mesoamerica Unit Bundle to teach the Inca, Maya, and Aztec as well as my CSI World History Bundle! Students are engaged with a short
5th - 8th
Ancient History, Native Americans, World History
CCSS
RH.6-8.1
, RH.6-8.2
, RH.6-8.4
+2
Native American Moon Names - 3 Part Cards
This Montessori three-part cards work lists all twelve of the Native American moon names and their symbols. It can be printed, laminated and cut out to allow students to learn the full moon names and symbols by matching up the symbol to the name. This work pairs well with the Native American Moon Name follow up work.
PreK - 3rd
Native Americans, Social Studies, U.S. History
Chunkey Traditional Native American Sport
We play Chunkey in PE for several reasons. First, it is a lot of fun, and your lower elementary students will love it. The students also get a deep dive into a sport that had so much relevance to the culture of Native American tribes that lived in the Midwest and Southeast of the United States. We play the game to honor the heritage of the Native Americans and to preserve a fun and fundamental part of the culture of many tribes in the land, which is now the United States. I hope your students en
1st - 4th
Native Americans, Physical Education, U.S. History
New Mexican Pueblos Nomenclature Cards
4-part cards for elementary Montessori classrooms, place-based material specific to Indigenous New Mexico. Made with text and images from indianpueblo.org! You can see, commission, buy, download, more of my love labors at www.lily-sage.com
K - 4th, Adult Education
Geography, Native Americans, Vocabulary
CCSS
RI.K.9
The Alberta Clipper
Spark a Love for Alberta! C.A.R.e’s elementary-level resources are designed to introduce the importance of Alberta as a Province and the excitement that comes from learning. This is an elementary-level adaptation of C.A.R.e’s Middle School lesson, "Alberta's Weather," also available on TeachersPayTeachers. This topic focuses on the weather event known as a "clipper." What’s IncludedInformational Reading: engaging passages using a 2-syllable vocabulary to explain Alberta’s weather.Writing Practi
3rd - 5th
Canadian History, Native Americans, Writing
Native American Tribes of Texas 3 Part Cards
Discover the rich history of Texas’s first peoples with this “Native American Tribes of Texas” learning resource. Students explore how tribes like the Caddo, Comanche, Lipan Apache, and Karankawa lived before colonization—farming, hunting, and caring for the land—and how European colonization changed their lives. This kid-friendly, concise guide helps learners understand Indigenous culture, resilience, and lasting influence in Texas today. Perfect for classrooms, history projects, or cultural s
K - 3rd
Native Americans, U.S. History
Cherokee Language Colors Workbook
Introduce your students to the vibrant world of colors in the Cherokee language while practicing the Cherokee syllabary with this engaging 15-page workbook! Designed for young learners, this workbook provides a fun and interactive way to learn and practice both color vocabulary and the Cherokee syllabary. Features:Comprehensive Color Introduction: A dedicated page introduces children to different colors, providing the Cherokee word written in the syllabary alongside vivid illustrations that help
PreK - 5th
Native Americans, World Languages
Create a Legend Step-by-Step Writing Project Native American Reading Passage
Turn your students into powerful storytellers with this Create a Legend Writing Project— a complete, step-by-step resource designed to guide grades 5–8 through the process of crafting their own original legends. With structured supports, engaging examples, and creative prompts, students will learn what makes a legend memorable and meaningful while building strong writing skills. This flexible resource integrates reading, writing, cultural exploration, and presentation, making it perfect for a my
5th - 8th
Creative Writing, English Language Arts, Native Americans
CCSS
W.5.4
, W.5.5
, W.6.4
+5
The Mayflower at Cape Cod
Pilgrims, Natives, Mayflower 1620! A parent just announced, "The Mayflower never anchored at Cape Cod. It went to Plymouth." Well actually....What happened when the Mayflower anchored off Cape Cod for five weeks in 1620? In what ways can Pilgrim and Native experiences relate to issues today? Enjoy fascinating storiesParticipate in activities: art, drama, cooking, discussions, gamesExamine areas such as cross-cultural communication, materialism, migration, self-sufficiency, tribal issues, and wi
9th - 12th
Native Americans, U.S. History
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