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Engage your children in a cultural craft with our Easy Native American Spin Drum tutorial. This fun and educational activity is perfect for kids who love to create and learn about different cultures. Follow our simple instructions to make your own spin drum at home. Click here to get started and enjoy crafting together! #KidsDIY #CulturalCrafts #CraftingFun

Crafts, like these Native American crafts for kids, are a simple way to get kids interested in learning more about different cultures. Pair these kids American Indian crafts with a history lesson or book.

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9 Meaningful Native American Crafts for Kids as told by a Native Person. Fun Crafts, Books & Resources to explore Native Culture without cultural appropriation

Looking for Native American crafts for kids to celebrate Thanksgiving or Indigenous Peoples' Day? Check out this easy spin drum craft!!

Create a totem pole similar to Native Americans/First People of North America. Includes two versions, a color illustration and a outline to color. Glue each piece around a paper tube to create individual sections that can be reorganized to create different designs. Includes step-by-step instructions how to complete. A great hands-on activity to learn about Native American culture. Includes four pages of resources, color version of totem also included in the NATIVE AMERICA Unit Study. *Please…

This paper includes both bird-quill and porcupine-quill decoration of all kinds. Different methods of sewing quills to leather, splicing, plaiting and weaving, are described in the text and illustrated. The 26 plates include photographs of many specimens. Tribal attributions are given for each technique, and the construction and decoration of birch bark boxes is also illustrated. -- AATA

Looking for a fun Native American craft for kids? Find out how to make a paper wigwam! Perfect for a school project. #kidscrafts #nativeamericancraft #teachinghistory

15 meaningful crafts and 5 inspiring stories that teach toddlers and preschoolers about Native American heritage. Perfect for the November!

🎨✨ Discover the vibrant world of Indian crafts with these fun and engaging projects for kids and teens! From colorful rangoli designs and intricate mandalas to traditional puppets and jewelry making, these activities are perfect for exploring India's rich cultural heritage.

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This bundle includes 3 Native American themed craft projects made for students using circles, cones (3/D tipi), and cylinders (welcome poles) These crafts are a great way to integrate the arts with your Native American curriculum. This is three of my students favorites to put together in a money saving bundle! Items in this bundle are also sold separately. See descriptions for each project, and check out the teacher reviews of individual items! Crafts include a 3/D tipi, circle craft, and…

A fun and easy stick game, common among Native American tribes

Explore Native American Culture: How to Make a Cherokee Rattle Craft. Turn your everyday paper plates into a beautiful Cherokee rattle craft. Also, you'll love my free Native American Unit Study for Kids Who Love Hands-on Learning. Your child will enjoy it while you learn all about Cherokee customs, history, and who they were and are as a people. I am a fan of simple crafts using basic items that most of us keep on hand. A real Cherokee rattle is typically made from a gourd or turtle shell.

Looking for an engaging craft for Native American Heritage Month? 🏕️ This totem pole activity combines art and writing to deepen students’ understanding of cultural traditions. A meaningful and fun project! 🎨📚

Here’s a paper model of a birchbark container loosely based on examples from the Woodland Period of Native American culture in the Northeastern United States. Youngsters can read the explanat…