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Native Americans Volume 10, Issue 1 - September 2007
Welcome to the tenth year of the Innovative Teaching Newsletter! I hope everyone's school year is off to a great start. This month's topic: Native Americans Consider the possibilities for your students..... American Indian History and Culture American Indians of the Pacific Northwest Animal Tribe Totems Camping With the Sioux Canku Ota Chaco Canyon Choctaw Vision Circle of Stories Comanche Lodge Early North American Cultures Exploring Maryland's Roots The First Totem Pole First Nations Histories Flags of the Native Peoples of the United States Genealogy History of the Cherokee Indigenous Peoples' Literature Iroquoian Longhouse Kumeyaay Nation Lakota Winter Counts Language of Native American Baskets From the Weavers' View Learn About Natve Americans Marilee's Native Americans Resource Mythology of North American Indians Native American Astronomy Native American Documents Project Native American Electronic Texts Native American Fish And Wildlife Society Native American Lore Native American Rhymes Native American Shelters Native Americans (ThinkQuest) Native Tech Native Tribes of the United States and Canada NativeAmericans.com NativeWeb Oneida Indian Nation - Culture & History Origins of the Mojave Indians Plains Indian Tipi Pre-Contact Housing PurpleHawk's Next Raid On Deerfield: The Many Stories of 1704 Sacred Texts: Native American The Seminole Tribe Sipapu Southern Native American Pow Wows (ThinkQuest) Spanish Colonial Horse and the Plains Indian Culture TimeKeeper: Cultures of the Southwest Totem Poles: An Exploration Tribal Directory What's in a House? The Innovative Teaching Newsletter is free to educators everywhere. Copyright©2007 http://surfaquarium.com/NEWSLETTER/ This newsletter may be forwarded, copied and distributed provided the header and signature information remain intact.
Welcome to the tenth year of the Innovative Teaching Newsletter!
I hope everyone's school year is off to a great start. This month's topic:
Native Americans
Consider the possibilities for your students.....
American Indian History and Culture American Indians of the Pacific Northwest Animal Tribe Totems Camping With the Sioux Canku Ota Chaco Canyon Choctaw Vision Circle of Stories Comanche Lodge Early North American Cultures Exploring Maryland's Roots The First Totem Pole First Nations Histories Flags of the Native Peoples of the United States Genealogy History of the Cherokee Indigenous Peoples' Literature Iroquoian Longhouse Kumeyaay Nation Lakota Winter Counts Language of Native American Baskets From the Weavers' View Learn About Natve Americans Marilee's Native Americans Resource Mythology of North American Indians Native American Astronomy Native American Documents Project Native American Electronic Texts Native American Fish And Wildlife Society Native American Lore Native American Rhymes Native American Shelters Native Americans (ThinkQuest) Native Tech Native Tribes of the United States and Canada NativeAmericans.com NativeWeb Oneida Indian Nation - Culture & History Origins of the Mojave Indians Plains Indian Tipi Pre-Contact Housing PurpleHawk's Next Raid On Deerfield: The Many Stories of 1704 Sacred Texts: Native American The Seminole Tribe Sipapu Southern Native American Pow Wows (ThinkQuest) Spanish Colonial Horse and the Plains Indian Culture TimeKeeper: Cultures of the Southwest Totem Poles: An Exploration Tribal Directory What's in a House?
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