Books with title Best Book of Native American Biographies

Help all students appreciate and understand that Native Americans are not just voices from the past. Today, many members of this ancient and respected ethnic group - on reservations, in big city boardrooms, and in the hall of Congress - represent not only an amazing past, but a vibrant present, with great hopes for the future.Some of the biographies include:• Ben Nighthorse Campbell • Ada Deer • Philip Johnston • Private Pierre Cruzatte • Logan Fontenelle • Geronimo • Pocahontas • Sacagawea • Sequoyah • Sitting Bull “Tatanka-Iyotanka” And many more!

Children learn valuable information about Native American accomplishments while completing challenging activities. Subjects range from historic landmarks to famous women, legends, famous chiefs, tribes and more. Kids will be surprised to find out how much they have learned while having fun doing the activities! Content includes: history, geography, biographies and lots more. Activities include: matching, code deciphers, mazes, word scrambles, word search, crossword puzzles and much, much more!

These high-interest, short biographies of notable contemporary figures from different fields - including the arts, government, science, entertainment, and sports - give students the chance to read for enjoyment and inspiration.Generates enthusiasm for reading with fascinating biographies. Reading Level: 6Interest Level: 6-12 Includes teaching ideas, reproducible student worksheets, and guidance for teachers of ESL/LEP students.

Multicultural Biographies Collection Teacher's Resource Manuals - These resources include teaching tips, reproducible student worksheets, and guidance for ELL students. These high-interest, short biographies of notable contemporary figures from different fields - including the arts, government, science, entertainment, and sports - give students the chance to read for enjoyment and inspiration.Generates enthusiasm for reading with fascinating biographies. Reading Level: 6Interest Level: 6-12 Includes teaching ideas, reproducible student worksheets, and guidance for teachers of ESL/LEP students.

Native American history is full of fascinating people who have changed the course of history for their tribes, as well as the United States. This series looks at six Native American Icons: Black Elk, Crazy Horse, Geronimo, Joseph Brant, Pocahontas, and Sacagawea. The biographical series supports social studies curriculum through its in-depth examination of topics related to Native Americans’ past and present. Readers will walk away with an understanding of these figures’ roles in our nation’s history and the legacy they left for their people.

Native American history is full of fascinating people who have changed the course of history for their tribes, as well as the United States. This series looks at six Native American Icons: Black Elk, Crazy Horse, Geronimo, Joseph Brant, Pocahontas, and Sacagawea. The biographical series supports social studies curriculum through its in-depth examination of topics related to Native Americans’ past and present. Readers will walk away with an understanding of these figures’ roles in our nation’s history and the legacy they left for their people.