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Affordances: This website is very insightful and interactive website for them to explore while reading through stories and watching informational videos. Students will be able to read through the passages and then answer questions regarding what they just read.

Limitations: There are a few writing passages so students may be easily distracted and may not want to do the activity for long.

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Students will be able to make connections from past and present. (Kansas Standards #1 (1.1))

Students will be able to identify the importance of Pocahontas, her tribe, and the english settlers impact our lives today. (Kansas Standards #4 (4.3))

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The Story of Pocahontas | PBS LearningMedia

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In this interactive lesson supporting literacy skills, students learn that there are multiple versions of the story of Pocahontas and John Smith. Students develop their literacy skills as they explore a social studies focus on the two different versions of this story that Smith wrote, and what historians believe really happened when Smith met Pocahontas. During this process, they read informational text, learn and practice vocabulary words, and explore content through videos and interactive activities.

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Affordances: This book is great for the younger grade levels and a very easy comprehensive read. This non-fiction book is a little longer than the fiction book but still a good, engaging, comprehensive read.

Limitations: This book is fairly longer so it could be best read split between two days rather than just one.

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Students will be able to give a brief interpretation of how she helped establish a relationship between the settlers and her tribe. (Kansas Standards #3 (3.2))

Students will be able identify and recognize the importance of how the relationship between Pocahontas, her tribe, and the english settlers impacts our lives today. (Kansas Standards #4 (4.3))

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Browse our massive collection of over 2 million used books. World of Books is one of the largest online sellers of second-hand books. Free US shipping on orders over $10.

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Affordances: The book would be an easy read for this grade level. The book is short and easier to comprehend. I find that students will stay engaged with the story and want to keep learning about Pocahontas' story. They will enjoy the book if they have previously read other Disney books or watched the movie.

Limitations: Since the book is full of color and fun animations it may be harder for students to stay focused on the story.

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By reading this book students can work and seek out diverse perspectives. (Kansas Standards #3 (3.4))

Students will be able to recognize that choices people made in the past impact our lives now. (Kansas Standards #1 (1.1))

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Disney Books | Disney Publishing Worldwide

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Join Pocahontas and her woodland friends as they encounter John Smith and the rest of his settlers. Listen along with Pocahontas as she tries to save her

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Students will be able to do two things. Students will be able to recognize the importance Pocahontas had on establishing the relationship between the Native American Tribes and the colonists.

Students will be able to recognize the importance of her relationship she had with John Rolfe in creating a better relationship with her tribe and the settler's.

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One of my favorite stories and Disney movies growing up was the story of Pocahontas. I found it to be very informative and engaging from a very young age. I find this book to be a good way to begin telling the story of Native Americans, Lewis and Clark, and Pilgrims coming to America. I remember being very intrigued to learn more about Native American's culture after reading and watching Pocahontas.