Indigenous day activities for kids

When it comes to teaching elementary students about Indigenous Peoples Day, there's a world of exciting possibilities. From engaging lessons and interactive classroom activities to kid-friendly books that explain the significance of this holiday, you can make learning about Indigenous Peoples Day a fun and educational experience. Explore engaging Indigenous Peoples Day activities, lesson, and resources to create a memorable and enriching elementary education on Indigenous Peopls Day.

Are you wondering how to celebrate Indigenous Peoples Day or Native American Heritage Month in November? Why not explore a few fantastic people with these easy STEM and art activities? These simple to-do projects are

Learn about the Navajo nation with these easy weaving projects for kids! Explore a collection of Navajo weaving videos and activities!

Pulling out a lesson from long ago. Here is my original post. This year I chose to use this lesson to celebrate the importance of corn to the American Indigenous People. Plus, Kindergarten continued to practice cutting, and learned 3 ways to glue... glue stick, liquid glue, and glue sponge. Fun and successful lesson for the kids! Scroll through the slide show above. I also created a Seesaw Lesson if you would like to use it in your Virtual Classroom.

Traditional dreamcatchers are hung over the cradle in Native American culture and are made from willow. You can make your own version to catch bad dreams using a paper plate! It's a great way to prompt conversations about Native American culture and as an activity for celebrating Indigenous Peoples' Day