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Discover Ottawa and Chippewa Tribes in History eBook w/ Questions

Discover Ottawa and Chippewa Tribes in History eBook w/ Questions preview
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Look Inside · 10 pages

Opening reference map labels Native American regions, including Northeast, Plains, Southwest, and Arctic.
Opening map of Native American regions
Regional map comprehension questions ask the color of the Northeast and which Native American region is blue.
Two questions about the opening regional map
Introductory reading identifies Native Americans as the first inhabitants and describes differences among tribes.
First reading about Native American history
Two comprehension questions ask who first lived in the U.S. and how tribes differed, requesting text evidence.
Two questions about the introductory reading
Trail of Tears reference map traces removal routes for Cherokee, Chickasaw, Choctaw, Creek, and Seminole peoples.
Removal routes map labeled Cherokee Trail of Tears
Trail of Tears map questions ask which U.S. region is shown and what the small map at the bottom shows.
Two questions about the Trail of Tears map
Historical reading describes settlers' arrival, Native American deaths, forced removal, and reservations.
Reading on changes following settlers' arrival
Reading questions ask for a detail about Native American deaths and the main idea about settlers' arrival.
Detail and main idea questions for the changes reading
Reading describes what settlers learned from Native Americans about food crops, animals, cotton, and government.
Reading on what settlers learned from Native Americans
Comprehension questions ask the reading's main idea and a supporting detail about growing plants for food.
Main idea and evidence questions for the learning reading
Attributes
Subject

Social Studies, First Peoples (Native)

Grades

Grade 3, 4, 5, 6

Types
File

PDF

Editable
No
Author
Anyone Can Learn
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About This Product

This resource is a social studies eBook titled Discover Ottawa and Chippewa Tribes in History.

It is a 50-page book full of information about the civilization. Students will learn about their animals, the food they ate, war and so much more.

Students will answer questions as they read.

What's Included

1 PDF with 50 pages

Resource Tags

Ottawa tribes eBooks Chippewa First Peoples

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