Indigenous North Americans Before European Contact
The Indigenous North Americans Before European Contact history lesson includes an overview of the life of Northern American Indigenous Peoples before European colonisation and contact. The Eastern Woodlands and Coastal Regions, the Plains and South-West tribes are the focus of this lesson plan.
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| Description: | Student activities include critical thinking, comprehension, a mini-research task and an extension activity where students make their own model teepee. |
| Estimated lessons: | 2 |
| Ages | 11-14 years |
| Format | PowerPoint |
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