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Topic 4 Native Americans: Southwest Indians

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This history topic is about the Southwest Indians. Scroll down to the schedule below for all of the activities! While studying this topic you will get to:

  • Learn about the Hopi, Navajo and Apache Indians
  • Make a Native American necklace
  • Paint a "rug"

    and of course much more!

    Key:
    Red indicates an item that should be found at many well-stocked libraries

    M next to a title indicates there is a corresponding map assignment in the Map or Globe section of the schedule

    T next to a title indicates there is a corresponding Timeline suggestion in the Timeline section of the schedule.

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    Topic 4 Native Americans: Southwest Indians
    Workbook.
    Reading

    North American Indians:

    Southwest Indians (Hopi, Apache, Navajo) (M-1)

    Continue reading: The Birchbark house

    If You Lived With The Hopi Indians Put cover into timeline (approx. 1670's).

    A New True Book: Hopi *optional

    Children’s Treasury of Virtues: The Legend of the Grand Canyon (p.235-239)

    Optional: The Indian Book (1980 Annual Childcraft)

    History Pockets

    History Pockets Native Americans:

    Pocket 7 The Navajo

    Fact sheet

    Booklet

    Necklace *supplies: foil, macaroni, cardboard, beads, raffia (or yarn)

    Rug *supplies: watercolors

    VideoThe Pueblo

    Map or Globe

    (M)

    1. Continue regions map, fill in as the book is read (label, draw in pictures of regional Indian housing, etc.) *OR do the History Pockets map from pocket 1

    Timeline (T).
    Notebooking (Language arts, history papers, illustrations, etc.).Draw Write Now:

    p.16-17 Cradleboard, mothers and babies

    p.18-19 Teepee and Lakota

    p.24-25 Pueblo and Hopi

    Science.
    CookingNavajo Fry Bread Recipe -I recommend that you read the history behind fry bread presented on this page before (or after) you make it. You can always look up a different fry bread recipe if you don't have the specific ingredients.
    Crafts.
    Extras, Alternate Books and NotesWee Sing: America the Beautiful

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