Native Americans (History Pockets)

Category: Social Studies: History

Grade Level: Grades 1-3

Copyright/published Year: 2003 by Evan-Moor

ISBN: 1557999015

Binding: Consumabl

Description: Bring history alive as students make interactive ì projects_exploring the fascinating past. The projects are stored ì in labeled construction paper pockets with decorative covers. ì With History Pockets, students are engaged in discovery, while ì creating portfolios for assessment and display.

In History Pockets: Native Americans, you'll find ì nine memorable discovery pockets. The introduction pocket gives ì an overview of the tribes in North America that are featured. The ì other pockets focus on food, clothing, shelter, and family life ì of eight Native American tribes. The book includes the following ì pockets: Introduction to Native Americans: map, chart, picture ì dictionary, The Inuit of the Arctic: ice fishing and igluviaks, ì The Tlingit of the Northwest: potlatch masks and totem poles, The ì Nez Perce of the Plateau: appaloosas and Chief Joseph, The Maidu ì of California: seed beaters and bear rattles, The Sioux of the ì Plains: buffalo and beaded ankle bands, The Navajo of the ì Southwest: silver jewelry and rugs, The Iroquois of the ì Northeast: "The Three Sisters" and wampum, The Seminole of the ì Southeast: headdresses and hominy.

In each of the pockets, you will find the following: a ì reproducible pocket label, three dictionary words and pictures, ì plus a shelter stamp, a fact sheet of background information for ì the teacher, a reproducible students information booklet complete ì with illustrations, arts and crafts projects, plus writing ì activities. Evaluation forms are provided at the end of the book ì to give students a chance to reflect on all they have learned.

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Quantity currently in Stock: 5

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