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Related Books
Folktales
How the Mice Beat the Men H
Coyote and the Star P
Caribou Man T
Informational Reports
The Inuit: Northern Living U
Weaving Around the World U*
Ancient Cliff Dwellers V
Prehistoric Trade V*
Discovery in the Americas? W*
Desert People W*
Seeds of Revolution X*
The Story of Lewis and Clark,
Book 1: Up the Missouri River Y*
The Story of Lewis and Clark,
Book 2: To the Pacific Ocean Y*
Battling for Independence Y*
M is for Mexico Z*
Building a Nation Z*
Realistic or Historical Fiction
Page’s School Report U
The Case of the Vanishing Anasazi V
Two Kettles Y
The Black Stones Z*
* This book contains some information related to Native Americans, but is not focused on the central themes of this unit.
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Resource Integration
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Vocabulary A-Z enables teachers to build custom lessons that match specific and unique classroom instruction and subjects. The affordable subscription website also provides weeklong vocabulary lessons featuring glossary terms (Reading A-Z Book Connections) from many of the books featured in the Native American theme pack. |
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Children love to stop, look, listen, and read with the Raz-Kids animated talking and singing versions of favorite Reading A-Z books featuring Native American themes, like Oh Navajo Girl. |
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“It takes a thousand voices to tell a single story.” --Native American Proverb
(Note: Several hundred Native American groups populated North America prior to European contact and after, many holding very different world views and ways of life. All Native American nations are deserving of a place among our theme pack materials. We chose five geographical areas and distinct groups and stories to provide a glimpse of life before and after European contact. The themes presented here apply to broader research and discussion of other Native American nations.)
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