Native american projects

Looking for a fun Native American craft for kids? Find out how to make a paper wigwam! Perfect for a school project. #kidscrafts #nativeamericancraft #teachinghistory

Spirit masks, totem poles, tipis, and canoes! Explore Native American Cultures! brings the history of these fascinating people to life for young readers.

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Crafts, like these Native American crafts for kids, are a simple way to get kids interested in learning more about different cultures. Pair these kids American Indian crafts with a history lesson or book.

Native American Project: My daughter had a project to make a Native American Village 14"x16" for Social Studies. The region Indians she choose to represent were the plain indians.We started by gathering our materials:1. plywood cut 14"x16"2. fabric to look like tanned buffa…

Engage your children in a cultural craft with our Easy Native American Spin Drum tutorial. This fun and educational activity is perfect for kids who love to create and learn about different cultures. Follow our simple instructions to make your own spin drum at home. Click here to get started and enjoy crafting together! #KidsDIY #CulturalCrafts #CraftingFun

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…

Last year while I was perusing through the wonderful teaching blogs, I came across Teaching in Room 6's blog. She has SO many great ideas and resources for 5th grade. I was in need of an engaging Native American activity and she had one! I bought her Native American Tribe Research Report Project at her TPT store. Last year and this year, my students seemed to be a little overwhelmed when given the research report project packet. However, this year my students have it a little easier because…

Native American cultures boast rich traditions of artistic expression. From intricate beadwork to symbolic pottery, each craft tells a story and reflects the

Engage your students in Native American Heritage Month with this Build a Totem Pole craft & writing activity! 🎨✍️ A hands-on way to explore cultural symbolism while fostering creativity. Perfect for elementary classrooms! 🦅✨

Are you and your kids making a Native American diorama? Here are tips and step-by-step directions on how we made ours. There's no better way to combine social studies and art than making a diorama. We LOVE making dioramas!

A fun and easy stick game, common among Native American tribes

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5th grade artists are learning about Native American life and culture in their classrooms. We added to this by learning about their art as ...

In this activity, children use a pattern to create a miniature Native American tipi.

These 3 Sister Mosaics are a huge hit every year with my class. So what are the 3 Sisters? Native Americans considered 3 crops to be most important: corn, squash, and beans. These crops not only provided a healthy diet but also kept the soil fertile. These mosaics are easy and inexpensive to make! Materials: Various colors of 5" by 5" construction paper squares 6" by 6" neutral color card stock squares (I used dollar store file folders!) Dried pumpkin seeds Dried corn seeds Dried bean seeds…

This poster displays nine different types of homes used by various Native American Tribes. Homes included in the poster are: Wigwam, Longhouse, Teepee, Igloo, Hogan, Wattle and Daub, Plank, Adobe, and Chickee. The poster is designed at 300 dpi and is a 16x20. Please check out my similar product: https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Indigenous-American-Dwellings-Poster-Set-8856627 Copyright Danah's Creative Teaching Tools Clip art Credit: Educlips

In an era of high stakes testing, art is sometimes the first thing to go but we as teachers need to find ways to continue providing art experiences for our students. Not only is art just plain fun, and let's face it, kids do need fun, but it's much more than that. Art is beneficial in so many ways! Find out ways to incorporate art in this post by The Teacher Next Door.

By doing Native American crafts and activities, you can teach your children all about Native American culture and our National history.

4th graders just finished a lesson about totem poles. Students learned about the significance of totem poles and that they were...