Coil pots were common among the Southwestern Indigenous Tribes. Most of the oldest coil pots that have been recovered were made by three different pre-Columbian tribes/cultures – the Anasazi (ancestors to the Pueblo people), the Mogollon, and the Hohokam. Materials: Modeling Magic/Polymer Clay/Modeling Clay, tools to roll and cut the …
Download the handout below to learn new Indigenous vocabulary! Use a separate sheet of paper to unscramble the words with their matching definitions. Click here to download the PDF Click here for a full list of handouts
Print out the handout below and follow the instructions to create your own native flute! Warbling is a musical effect that can be seen in Indigenous flute music, as well as other wind instruments like the harmonica. Warbling can also be heard in animals like birds, in string instruments like …
Download the handout below to learn about the Kiowa Koitsenko! The top ten warriors of the honored society of Kiowa warriors was the ‘Koitsenko’ or great warriors. To distinguish themselves, the Koitsenko wore red sashes and carried sacred spears. These sashes allowed the warriors to anchor each other down during …
Print out the handout below to learn about key words from the Indigenous cultures of the Great Plains! Click here to download the PDF Click here for a full list of handouts
Print out the handout below to get to know some of the key terms for understanding the Indigenous Perspective! There are 574 Indigenous tribes in the United States – each with their own unique cultures and customs! Click here to download the PDF Click here for a full list of …
Before settlers from Europe began colonizing North America between the 16th and 19th centuries, indigenous communities spanned across what is now the Northeast United States and Southeast Canada. These communities had rich cultures with sizable villages and social hierarchies. Some of the larger tribes include the Iroquois, Ojibwa, Sauk, Fox, …
