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Student will compare and contrast the experiences of Native Americans

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Students will identify important information background information about Native Americans

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Engage in purposeful shared reading of familiar text

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Children were often taught at a young age to be strong and not show emotion and learn the ways of the their tribe. 

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Here is a video explain what life was like as a child growing up in a Native American tribe

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Interesting Facts about Life as a Native American Child

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Use this Chart to compare your life along with the Native American Kids

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Here is one of my favorite Native American folk tale. This story is about a mouse that goes on incredible journey and finds his true meaning in life

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Horses are important to many Native American tribes. Some people would say they feel one with the horses.

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The Girl Who Loved Wild Horses- A Native American Read Aloud

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The story is about Raven that was a trickers. Listen to this story and see if you can guess who he tricked?

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The Lakota Sioux tribe use buffalo skin to make their cloths and tools to help them around the Great Plains

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People of the Wampanoag Tribe use tree bark to make there cloths. Women wore knee-length skits and the men wore breechcloth with leggings

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Each piece of cloths that the Native Americans make represent each tribe they also were them for a celebration called Powwow