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Super Cool Websites: Native American Unit Resources


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This website will serve as our classroom's online bookshelf. The bookshelf is currently populated with five Native American books that can be useful for the research project!

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This website provide﻿s information created by students just like you! This is a chart of different Native American Tribes and their similarities and differences in a few areas. The chart provides student work of each Tribe’s Habitat, Home, Dress, Food, Customs, Tools/Weapons, Art and Famous Native Americans, this is a truly COOL website!

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This website has tons of information about several Native American Tribes including, the Apache, Cherokee, Cheyenne, Hopi, Navajo, Sioux and many more. If you choose, you can go to the Home Page and search several other subject areas as well.

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This site offers language and vocabulary from several different Native American Language groups. You can read words in each language and translate their meanings into English.

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This website shows you a map of North America and allows you to click four different areas or regions on the map. By clicking on each region, you will be able to find information about Native Americans on the Plains, Arctic, and Northwest and Southwest regions.

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This website provides current information and resources for modern Native Americans, or Native Americans living in the U.S. today. You will be able to find present day information about current reservation locations and maps, history and culture, Native American biographies, and a question and answer sheet for people with Native American Ancestry.

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This website is basically an overview of several useful websites regarding Native American history, culture and individual Tribes. You can use this website for research on the Tribe you choose to research for your book.

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On this site you will find biographies of famous Native Americans, Tribes and maps, the National Museum of American Indians, Native American Astronomy, as well as a chart about each Tribe and their ways of life.

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Various resources can be found within this site including, a history archive, projects for students, Technology and Art websites as well as other websites containing facts about Native American Tribes.

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This website provides several educational video clips about Native American history and culture. Some of these clips include, Buffalo Dance, Tahtonka, Wounded Knee Massacre, Navajo Canyon Country, Pueblo Heritage and more!

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This website includes biographies about famous people throughout Colorado’s history. You can find information about Kit Carson, Clara Brown, Buffalo Bill Cody, Emily Griffith, Little Raven and several others. You can also find links to activities and games for kids and families as well as educational resource links for teachers and parents.

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This website provides a comprehensive chronological history of Colorado from the time when the Anasazi Indians inhabited the Mesa Verde region (years 1-1300) to present day Colorado (ending 1998).