socials first nations

42 Pins
·
6y
By
Georgina Dejongh
four black and white posters with the words bear, raven, beaver, beaver, owl
BC Core Competency self assessment with The Six Cedar Trees
BC Core Competency self assessment with The Six Cedar Trees - rubber boots and elf shoes
three different types of beaded items with the words talking sticks
Making Talking Sticks with Kids -
Social Studies Art connection- make for centers? Talking Sticks
a wooden ornament hanging from a string on a white background with a bead
Indigenous Peoples Ball and Triangle Game
Native American children created their own entertainment like this Native American Ball and Triangle Game. The fun is both in making the toy and playing.
seven teachings wind chime with six canoes hanging from it's center
Seven Sacred Teachings
Seven Sacred Teachings July 24, 2012 by lantanagurl More
an animal story is shown in this black and white image with the words,'a picture
Finding Fun
Teaching My Friends!: Picture stories
The Seven Traditional Teachings - Aboriginal Education FREE Lesson Plan! 7 Grandfather Teachings, 7 Sacred Teachings, Seven Sacred Teachings, Circle Of Courage, Grandfather Teachings, Grade 5 Social Studies, Family History Quotes, Aboriginal Dreamtime
Resources to Start Off Your Week 43: First Nations Resources Cont.
The Seven Traditional Teachings - Aboriginal Education FREE Lesson Plan!
the bc first nations directory and map is shown with a blue marker on top of it
British Columbia Assembly of First Nations
BC First Nations Map
the cover of an inukshuk means welcome book with two people and a polar bear
An Inuksuk Means Welcome
"An Inuksuk Means Welcome" by Mary Wallace
a map of the united states with green, yellow and brown areas on each side
Hostmonster.com
First Peoples of Canada - great website for Social Studies
the giving tree art project for grade 3 - 6 is shown in an orange and white poster
Indigenous Artist Painting Project Elementary Art Lesson Art Projects
This simple art lesson uses Leah Dorian's book The Giving Tree: A Retelling of a Mtis Traditional Story and can easily connect to your Social Studies teachings about the Mtis people of Canada. Students create a painting based on the style and theme of the book.
We think you’ll love these

Related Interests

Nativity
Social Studies
Native American History
Teaching Social Studies
Native Art
Totem Pole Art
four wooden sticks with different designs on them next to peanuts and other things that are made out of wood
Native American Stick Game
Cindy deRosier: My Creative Life: Native American Stick Game More
the making first nations button blankets is shown with pictures of children's handmade items
button blankets - an Indigenous tradition from the NorthWest Coast
button blankets - a First Nations tradition from the NorthWest Coast - rubber boots and elf shoes
an art project with the title's image above it and below it, there is a
Aboriginal Art Activities Bundle
a group of colorful dream catchers hanging on a wall next to a white wall
Dream catchers
an image of different shapes and sizes of objects in the form of eyeballs
Pacific Northwest Coast Art--Haida Masks
Appreciating Art: Pacific Northwest Coast Art--Haida Masks