Objective: Students will discuss the attributes of Native American dwellings. They will consider the portability, temperature requirements, and size of the dwellings to determine if the builders i…
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Art to Remember is scheduled to ship out to Bradley this Monday, November 18th and we should receive all the art by that Wednesday. My goal is to have all students bring home their keepsakes by Tuesday, November 26th. Kindergarten students created a mixed media art project this week to celebrate Native American Heritage month. The tepees were made with construction paper, markers, and Popsicle sticks and the backgrounds were painted. 1st grade students are creating 3d tepees and will be completing them soon. We are using brown lunch bags to create the tepees. 2nd grade students also created art to celebrate Native American Heritage month. This project was a mixed media project. We used brown butcher paper, markers, construction paper, and beans. The main focus of this lesson was on symbols. We discussed how Native American Indians drew pictures to tell stories. 2nd graders also made these very cool looking birch trees. We used a technique called masking and used watercolor paint. We added tree shadows to add a nice finishing touch. Students had the choice of either a blue sky or a sunset sky. These birch tree forest turned out wonderful! 3rd graders had fun being "mad scientist" and creatied their own science lab. First we drew our science labs and then painted them... but in a different way. Students learned a new technique - blowing on wet paint. This technique gave the appearance of explosions and helped to make their science labs look as tho a real mad scientist had created it. 4th grade students are finishing their Leaf project and should have them completed by next week. 5th graders are working on different projects at this time. I've learned that all my classes work at different speeds and trying to keep them all on the same schedule is impossible. My goal was to have all students start on their "Fall Harvest" art last week, but we still have many students working on completing their Modigliani self portrait. Hopefully by the first few weeks of December, they will all be caught up and working on the same project. For those students who have started on their "Fall Harvest" art, they are half was complete.
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In this activity, children use a pattern to create a miniature Native American tipi.
Jeffrey Gibson asserts his own creative vision, resulting in a new and exciting dialogue with the future of American art.
| Author: Robert E. Stanley | Publisher: Hancock House Publishers | Publication Date: Jan 01, 2022 | Number of Pages: 65 pages | Language: English | Binding: Paperback | ISBN-10: 088839506X | ISBN-13: 9780888395061
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Now that some of my children are moving into middle school, and soon high school, I wanted each of them to have a timeline notebook that they can use and add to throughout their middle
Learn about the Pacific Northwest Tribes with hands-on Native American worksheets and FREE printable activities.
Native American inspired vector horse art with a Zia (sun) from New Mexico. Custom southwestern equine logo by EQ Graphics for Zia Equestrian.
Native American-Inspired Afghan and Cocoon, #813. Traditional Native American-Inspired themes are created using just single and double crochet stitches. One of the things I like about this design is that you do not change colors in the middle of the row--all changes are made at beginning of row (i.e. you will alternate row colors, one row turquoise, then one row dark turquoise, then one row coral, etc)--easy peasy! Included are instructions to make an afghan in two sizes -- adult size made using worsted-weight yarn and the baby size made using baby-weight yarn. Also included are instructions to make a baby cocoon swaddler from baby yarn (fits newborn to 3 mos). See my website for a video how-to on how to make the dropped dc stitch which forms the design…similar in technique to classic vintage Navajo afghans. Adult Afghan (approx. 45” x 65”) Materials: Size G crochet hook or size needed for gauge of 4 sc and 4 sc rows = 1”; worsted weight yarn—33 oz. light (lt.) turquoise, 13 oz. dark (dk.) turquoise, 20 oz. coral. Baby Afghan (approx. 36” x 40”) Materials: Size E crochet hook or size needed for gauge of 5 sc and 5 sc rows = 1”; baby weight yarn—13 oz. light (lt.) turquoise, 5 oz. dark turquoise, 8 oz. coral NOTE Pattern is part of a 2-piece bundle that includes Carol’s “Native American-Inspired Baby Cocoon.”
Here’s a cool sports t-shirt from the late 60s with a large blue screen print of a Native American chief head on the chest. The print has worn trough to the back and is seen as a very faint blue discoloration on the back. There is also a faint yellowish discoloration/larger spot on the side of the waist, below the armpit, as well as a tiny hole on the same side. Overall condition is nice and the t-shirt has plenty of stretch to the material. Shoulders 12.5” Sleeve 5” Armpit to armpit 13.5” Overall 20”
Learn about Native American Indian homes with an informational book on how Native Americans used local resources to create homes right for their diverse environments. Introduced are the following American Indian homes: wigwam, longhouse, wattle-and-daub, chickee, birch bark homes, tipis, adobe homes, plank houses, igloos. It mentions the following groups: Iroquois, Cherokee, Creek and Seminole, Cheyenne and Sioux, Pueblo, Inuit. This 16-page full color book is provided in two forms (ebook and booklet). The ebook format has the pages in order, ideal for reading on an ereader or electronic device. The booklet format lets you print the pages double sided to create your own 5x7 inch booklet. I've also included worksheets to extend the learning beyond reading the booklet. The 6 extension worksheets including the following: •Comprehension multiple choice quiz (3 questions) •Compare/contrast Venn diagram •Chart to gather information •Research project: KWL chart and books list •Glue the home on the map This ebook/booklet is ideal for the second grade, although it of course could be extended into first or third grades depending on the students! For the youngest readers, see My Book of Native American Homes. This product is a zip file containing three pdf files. Native American Clip Art is from Neto's Clip Art. Remember, this product is for one teacher or parent’s use only. If you want to share, please purchase additional licenses.
Free downloadable Roadrunner tattoo design and outline with description of the meanings. Catherine sent us a photo of a roadrunne...
We live in difficult times. Life sometimes seems like a roiling and turbulent river threatening to drown us. Why, in the face of that, shouldn’t we cling for safety to the certainty of the shore—to our comfortably familiar patterns and habits? Because, Pema Chödrön teaches, that kind of fear-based clinging leads only to even greater suffering. In this recorded retreat, based on the program Living Beautifully with Uncertainty and Change held at Omega Institute, Pema Chödrön and her teaching assistant, Meg Wheatley, provide a wealth of wisdom for learning to step right into the river: to be completely, fearlessly present even in the hardest times, the most difficult situations. It’s the secret of being fully alive. The teachings and practices they present includes: • A teaching based on a Native American prophecy for cultivating the ability to take nothing personally • A guided meditation for developing patience in the midst of irritation • Tips for accessing your innate strength and confidence—simply by altering your posture
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We just wrapped up another successful Native American Unit. My students had a lot of fun and were very engaged in learning about the 5 diff...
How to make a whirlygig – a free set of printable templates so kids can make a cardboard spinner, or whirlygig, at home. This is a fun, traditional DIY toy!
| Author: Christopher Patrello | Publisher: Denver Art Museum | Publication Date: May 27, 2020 | Number of Pages: 100 pages | Language: English | Binding: Paperback | ISBN-10: 1945483016 | ISBN-13: 9781945483011
We always begin teaching little ones the colors of the rainbow at an early age. Colors are everywhere, so it makes it quite easy to teach them. The next step is going beyond naming colors, but to find out how colors are created. I came across these great color mixing activities for little learners. They
