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24. American Indians In Children's Literature: Native Americans: Lesson Plans Critical perspectives of indigenous peoples in children's and young adult books, the school curriculum, popular culture, and societyat-large. http://americanindiansinchildrensliterature.blogspot.com/2006/09/native-american

American Indians in Children's Literature Critical perspectives of indigenous peoples in children's and young adult books, the school curriculum, popular culture, and society-at-large. Scroll down for links to book reviews, Native media, and more... (Site redesigned on July 29, 2010.) Sunday, September 10, 2006 Native Americans: Lesson Plans With Thanksgiving approaching, teachers across the country are getting ready to teach children about Native Americans. Unfortunately, far too often, November and Thanksgiving (and Columbus Day) are the only times of the year that Native peoples make an appearance in the curriculum. That is not "best practice!" I urge teachers to teach about American Indians throughout the year. Here's one book to help you do that. A terrific resource for early childhood teachers is Lessons from Turtle Island: Native Curriculum in Early Childhood Classrooms , by Guy W. Jones and Sally Moomaw. Published in 2002 by Redleaf Press, the book has a lot to offer. Here's an excerpt from the introduction: "Throughout this book, we have often relied on outstanding children's literature, usually by Native authors, to introduce positive, accurate images of Native peoples to children. It is our view that, with the possible exception of classroom visits by American Indian people, excellent children's literature is the most effective way to counter deeply held stereotypes and help children focus on similarities among peoples as well as cultural differences. The literature serves as a catalyst to extend related activities into other areas of the curriculum."

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Native Americans of the Great Plains Level Z About the Book Text Type: Nonfiction Page Count: Word Count: Text Summary About the Lesson Targeted Reading Strategy Ask and answer questions Objectives Identify main idea and details Understand and identify prepositional phrases Make and confirm or revise predictions about meanings of content vocabulary Materials Native Americans of the Great Plains (copy for each student) Chalkboard or dry erase board Main Idea, Vocabulary Prediction worksheets Indicates an opportunity to use the book interactively (All activities may be completed with paper and pencil if books are not consumable.) Vocabulary Content words: avenge, bison, bounty, endure, guerrilla, immunity, migrated, nomadic, ornaments, powwows, prairie, prospectors, reservations, teepees, tendons Before Reading Build Background Involve students in a discussion about what they know about life for Native Americans on the plains over a hundred years ago. Ask students what they know about the conflict between the European settlers and the Native Americans on the plains. Give students the vocabulary prediction worksheet . Explain that they are to write what they think each word means. Tell them that after they have finished the book, they will make a checkmark if their definition was correct, or write the new definition they learned from reading the book.

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36. Native American Lesson Plans: Students Discover Native Americans This is a four part lesson plans that invites students to discover more about their favorite Native American tribes. Students will learn about tribes and recreate an item of http://www.brighthub.com/education/k-12/articles/12148.aspx

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38. Lesson Plans For Teaching Reading With A Native American Theme Lesson Plans for Teaching Reading With a Native American Theme. Day 1 Inuit . Vocabulary Word of the Day. amulet -An object worn, especially around the neck, as a charm against http://www.mce.k12tn.net/indians/teaching/reading.htm

Lesson Plans for Teaching Reading With a Native American Theme Day 1 - Inuit Vocabulary Word of the Day amulet -An object worn, especially around the neck, as a charm against evil or injury; good luck charm There came a day when Mattak went on a hunt and forgot his lucky amulet, a bit of ivory carved like a raven's foot. AMULETS these are personal charms which are worn to ward off evil spirits or to ensure good personal qualities there are two main kinds of amulets, those worn from birth and those when out hunting Inuit amulet examples are; -fur or claws; encourage strength or hunting skill -small carved animals; help with a successful hunt -a piece of Salmon skin; makes a girl a good seamstress -an owls claw; gives a boy strong fists Images for Vocabulary Cards http://www.mce.k12tn.net/indians/reading/images_for_native_american_vocab.htm Show the map of North America. Point out where the Inuit people live. Discuss the climate in this region of the world. What animals live here? What did the people eat that lived in this area 200 years ago? (Sea very important) How did they keep warm? What type of houses did they live in? Activity - Then and Now (Multicultural Folk Tales by Teacher Created Materials, Inc. - Page 38)

39. Native American Homes Lesson Plan, Worksheet, Teaching Activity Teaching Native American Homes Elementary Students Printable Activities Teachers Learning Education School Theme Unit Free Resources Teaching http://www.lessonsnips.com/lesson/nativeamericanhomes

Home New Lessons Requests Lesson Categories ... Help Lesson Search Lesson Categories Social Studies Language Arts Mathematics Science Teaching Native American Homes Elementary Students Printable Activities Teachers Learning Education School Theme Unit Free Resources Teaching Second Grade Third Grade Native American Homes About the Native American Homes Lesson Summary Introduction to the various types of traditional Native American homes. Lesson Objectives Suggested Grades 2nd Grade 3rd Grade Lesson Excerpt Today, Native American people live in ordinary houses like yours and mine. But long ago, in order to have a place to live, people had to build houses by hand. Depending on where they lived, Native American tribes built different types of homes using materials found in nature. Let?s learn about them. Tipis (or tepees) were one type of home built by Native Americans living in the Great Plains, such as the Sioux. A tipi was built of buffalo hide and thin wooden poles, and was shaped like a cone. Since the Great Plains was a grassy area with few trees, Plains Indians often had to trade horses to get the wooden poles for their tipis. Plains Indians needed to travel a lot as they followed the migrations of the animals they hunted, especially the buffalo. The tipi design was perfect for travel since it was light and could be packed and unpacked quickly. Continued...

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