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Native American Heritage -- Traditions from the past, hope for the future

Native American Heritage Activity Set

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Use this activity set to explore some of the contributions Native Americans have made — and continue to make — to the culture, tradition, and history of our nation. Take a look at traditional crafts with a Web quest; use a chart and an interactive map to see the population and location of tribes today; then peer into the past with a research team who are investigating and preserving ancient rock art found in the remote canyons of Utah.

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Native American Contributions

Discover some of the many contributions Native Americans have made to world cultures.
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American Indians

Find out about the original inhabitants of the Americas.

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Indian Tribes Today

See a list of the ten largest Indian tribes in the U.S. today and use an interactive map to find tribes in your state.

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Native American Image Bank

Find more than 450 photos you can add to your reports, posters, or PowerPoint presentations.

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Web Hunt: Native American Heritage

Design your own beadwork, identify different kinds of baskets, and see kids make their own moccasins. Use this Web Hunt to explore five traditional Native American crafts.

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Oral History of the Skagit River: A Native American Cultures Activity

Students “visit” Washington State’s Skagit River, a threatened salmon-fishing river that is a vital part of local Native American life.
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Canyon Rock Art: A Native American Cultures Activity

In this exciting activity, students take a virtual trip to the canyon lands of Utah, where they study ancient rock art with the experts.
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Prehistoric Pueblos: A Native American Cultures Activity

Students head to New Mexico on a virtual trip to explore 1,000-year-old Native American ruins with a team of experts.
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Compare & Contrast: Pilgrims & Wampanoag

Listen and read as you compare the housing, clothing, food, chores, school, and games of these two groups in history.

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    Reading Comprehension, Archaeology, Anthropology, Habitats and Ecosystems, Oceans, Lakes and Rivers, Pilgrims, Native American History, Ceremony and Tradition, North America, Indigenous Peoples, Native American, Prehistory, People, Places, and Environments
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