Have your students work together to create a meaningful bulletin board or hallway display for Indigenous Peoples' Day. Celebrated annually on the second Monday of October, this holiday honors Indigenous American peoples (Native Americans) and commemorates their histories and cultures.
 
This resource includes realistic images of cultural elements across multiple Native American tribes. This resource also includes extension worksheets focusing on Native American key understandings.
 
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HOW IT WORKS:
Similar to a quilt project, each student will color and cut one section of the poster to form a student-created display. The pieces have varying levels of detail, so you can give each student just the right piece.
 
A coloring guide is included to help your students color the cultural elements with accuracy.
 
THE ZIP FILE INCLUDES:
:: 18 piece poster (18 x 27)
:: 24 piece poster (24 x 36)
:: 36 piece poster (24 x 36)
:: Detailed student instructions
:: Helpful coloring guide (color with accuracy)
:: Extension reading and response sheet focusing on Native American key understandings
:: Teacher notes & standards alignment
 
WAYS TO USE THIS ACTIVITY:
:: Mini Lesson
:: Sub Plans
:: Indoor Recess
:: Early Finishers
:: Bulletin Board Display
:: Door or Hallway Display
 
Thank you!
Michelle McDonald, B.A.E.
Social Studies Education, K-12
Elementary Education K-8