National Geographic Theme Sets A Historical Look At Native Americans PB 2004

Description: National Geographic Theme Sets: A Historical Look At Native Americans 3 Book Set by Ruby Maile (The set originally had 4 books - "The Cheyenne: People of the Central Plains" is NOT INCLUDED in this set for sale). Excellent resource for your homeschool, classroom or home library! About the theme: A Historical Look at Native Americansexplains the history and traditions of four different groups of Native American people - Nez Perce, Pueblos, Iroquois, and Cheyenne (not included) - who still live in the United States today. While each book focuses on a different Native American nation, the same key concepts are developed across books to help students focus on the big ideas. The theme explores the history and culture of Native Americans, focusing on food, clothing, shelter, language, and traditions, as well as the impact of trade on Native American life. Students use the specific content and vocabulary within each book to discuss and examine these big ideas, or key concepts. 1. The Pueblos: People of the Southwest - paperback 2004 - former classroom copy - 32 pages Summary: The Pueblo people lived in a land with varied climates and terrain. They grew most of their food, such as corn, squash, and beans, and also hunted. The Pueblos made their clothes from animal skins, cotton, and wool, and decorated the clothes with feathers. They lived in houses made from stone or mud bricks. They passed on their culture to younger generations by telling stories. The Pueblos traded goods with other Native American groups of the Southwest and Europeans.

Price: 4.95 USD

Location: Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

End Time: 2024-11-21T22:15:43.000Z

Shipping Cost: 3.74 USD