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On the verge of going to a residential school, Shi-shi-etko spends her last days marveling her home and appreciating the world around her.

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This book tells the legacy of fry bread as a food that came from limited rations after government displacement to a touchstone of Native American culture.

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A young girl befriends an elderly woman who shares passions of arts and crafts, birds, and nature.

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Shanyaak’utlaax: Salmon Boy; edited by Tlingit speakers Johnny Marks, Hans Chester, David Katzeek, and Nora Dauenhauer and Tlingit linguist Richard Dauenhauer

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A mother gives her son a moldy piece of salmon, which he flings away in disgust, which upsets the salmon people who sweep him away into the ocean. An ancient Tlingit story

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Celebrates everyday acts of simple kindness and encourages readers to be kind to others and themselves.

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emphasize a way to learn from and with water; consider the roles of water and how it impacts ecosystems

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Understanding of food grounded in relational balance and availability

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The video activities in this section will help us understand our relations with our food, primarily food that is gifted to us by our plant relatives. And, of course, this means we will be conversing about water, bird, wind, sun, critter, and other human relatives since we are so closely connected.

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Longstanding observation and relations with birds have informed patterns of change in ecosystems

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Studying plants teaches harmonious relationships and deepens place-based knowledge

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Plants

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games and interactive activities that explore Alaskan culture and nature

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Molly of Denali Mobile Downloads | PBS KIDS

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Winner of the Excellence in Early Learning Digital Media award from the American Library Association!** Adventure with Molly of Denali from PBS KIDS! In this app, kids ages 4-8 can explore the village of Qyah, and its forests, lakes, and wildlife.

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NK360 offers lesson plans, activities, and resources from Indigenous perspectives

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Native Knowledge 360° | Smithsonian National Museum of the American Indian

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Native Knowledge 360° is the National Museum of the American Indian's national initiative to inspire and promote improvement of teaching and learning about American Indians. Discover standards-compliant, interactive teaching resources and lesson plans for all grade levels.

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variety of short videos

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Injunuity, an animated documentary from a contemporary Native American perspective.

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Welcome to Injunuity, an animated documentary about contemporary Native American thought Directed by Adrian Baker. Starting in March 2013, a new short piece will roll out every month featuring animation of differint themes ranging from Native American language preservation to a comedy skit by the 1491s.

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Think Indigenous: series of video-based lessons for K-8

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student-organized info about cultural appropriation

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Will YOU join the #cultureNOTcostume movement? Will you let the world know that you have learned, you have listened and you care about respecting other cultures? Scroll down to see how you can take…

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Stand Up for Culture NOT Costume