Ticia asked for me to do a post collecting all my Ojibwe posts into one place. So here it is:
Native American Unit Study
The First Native American People: Mapping the Area
The First Native American People: Appreciating the Tribal Differences
The First Native Americans: Presenting the Information
Native American Unit Week 1- The Birchbark House: Neebin (Summer)
Native American Unit Week 2- The Birchbark House: Dagwaging (Fall)
Native American Unit Week 3- The Birchbark House: Biboon (Winter)
Native American Unit Week 4- The Birchbark House: Zeegwun (Spring)
Introducing the Ojibwe People
Ojibwe Oral Tradition
Native American Picture Books: Ojibwe Nation
Ojibwe Calender
Ojibwe Pictographs
Law Study – Ojibwe clans
Picture Study: Ojibwe Gathering of the Clans
Art Study – Ojibwe Birch Bark Biting
Ojibwe Art Study: Floral Designs
Ojibwe Fry Bread Recipe
How to Make Native American Dress Up
Native American Dress Up: ‘Beaded’ Bracelets
How to Make Native American Ojibwe Dolls Clothes
Enjoy!
This is great – Ticia had a good suggestion 🙂
It was a good suggestion. I might try to do a similar thing with all our culture studies.
Oh Claire, I´m so happy, you feel better again! <3
Thanks Karin, everything went really well and I am recovering really quickly.
What a great resource! And thanks for linking up at the Creative Kids Culture Blog Hop 🙂
Thanks Marie!
I’m so glad you did this because it’s an amazing resource (not that it wasn’t for people before), but it’s going to help so many people use your unit.
Thanks for the idea. It was a good one!
I’ve found on my blog it can be a great help for me to figure out what I’ve written and an easy way to refer people to a topic of study.
This is very useful. Thank you
Wow, this is awesome! We are doing a Native American unit starting next week. Love your huge map!! I want to do something like that. I love all your hands-on craft projects. I know we won’t be able to do nearly as much…but we’ll certainly use some of these ideas!