Today I have a round up of 100 free Native American resources.
We are fascinated with learning about so many different regions of the Native Americans as well as their proud past, fascinating hands-on activities, and understanding their language.
I have divided this page by learning category to make it easier for you to locate the kind of activity you are looking to do.
Check out my round up and I hope a few of these ideas spark a creative touch for you when it comes to learning about Native Americans.
Native American Arts, Crafts, and Activities
There’s no doubt that much of the focus on doing a Native American unit study should be hands-on activities. This round up of arts, crafts, and activities covers a bit for each age.
Also, you’ll love these other unit studies to go with this study of the Native Americans. The NaturExplorers science series are for multiple ages and gives you several topics to choose from. We loved the the fruits and nuts.
In addition, you’ll love these books about Native Americans. Some are about the Trail of Tears and a few others we loved.
Books About Native Americans
Furthermore incorporating a living books approach to geography by Beautiful Feet brings learning about this time period alive.
You’ll love this learning Geography through Literature approach when learning about Native Americans.
Furthermore, adding a few clip art sources and some coloring pages allows you to add these resources for a unit study or just as enrichment in your study.
Clip Art about Native Americans
Native American Coloring Pages
Native American Dioramas
Then have you seen this unit study at Home School in the Woods?
This unit study that would compliment the Native American unit and it is a Colonial Unit Study and Lapbook over at Home School in the Woods which is one our favorite hands-on history programs.
Native American Lapbooks
Too, I have included some lesson plans below in case you want to study another topic or use it for a jumping off point.
Native American Lesson Plans
HOW TO EASILY BRING HISTORY ALIVE
Also, coloring is an easy way to bring any subject alive. You may love history coloring pages.
Here is what the 10 page download contains.
I put a few key words to explain each picture on the page. This way you can use the coloring pages as title pages too.
Page 3: Native American on horseback,
4: Lewis and Clark Trek,
5: Lewis and Clark and The Piegan,
6: Lewis and Clark Exploring Rivers,
7: The Plains Indians,
8: Pioneer Life,
9: Moving West, 10: Westward Ho,
11: Settlers, and
12: Fur Trappers and Mountainmen
Grab your fun copy below!
Science, Sign Language, Folks Tales, & MORE!
Native American Printables for Kids
- Native American Form to Write a Report
- Read Kansas! Middle School – M-7 Indian Removal to the Great American Desert
Native Americans Recipes
Teacher’s Guides For Studying Native Americans
Native American Unit Studies
You Tube, Media, Interactive
What do you think? I think I will keep adding to this growing list as I discover new gems for studying about Native Americans.
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Sharon says
Wow that is an amazing round up. I’m sure this will be super useful to anyone learning about the first nations and their cultural heritage. Thanks for linking with Mummy Mondays #Team MM
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Tina Robertson says
So welcome Sharon. Thanks for hosting and being here.
Samantha @ Stir the Wonder says
I’ll be pinning this for next year! I have some Native American arrowheads we found when I was growing up in MO and I was looking for some lesson ideas for my preschooler. Thanks for linking up at the Thoughtful Spot Weekly Blog Hop! We hope you stop by again next week!
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Tina Robertson says
HI Samantha,
Ewww neat arrowheads. My brother found one when we were vacationing one year. So cool!! Glad to have you here and thanks for hosting!!!
Marie-Claude Leroux says
Wow! What an incredible resource! Thanks for linking up and including it at the Creative Kids Culture Blog Hop!
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Tina Robertson says
Thank you Marie. I enjoyed putting this together. Thanks for scooting by today and thank you for hosting! I think I found me a new place to party :o)