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Explore More About Ohio Tribes | History eBook

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Look Inside · 10 pages

Introductory map of Native American regions, including Arctic, Subarctic, Plains, Northeast, and Southeast
Regional map preceding the history introduction
History eBook contents listing Shawnee, Ottawa, Chippewa/Ojibway, Erie, Iroquois, and ancient mound-builders
Contents for the tribal history sections and reference pages
Opening history passage introduces Native American tribes, differences in daily life, and settler encounters
First reading page of the history introduction
History introduction map captioned Cherokee Trail of Tears shows removal routes for five Native American tribes
Removal-route map accompanying the history introduction
History passage covers forced removal, reservations, and foods and farming skills settlers learned from tribes
Introduction continues with removal and agricultural knowledge
History introduction illustration presents nine portraits under the caption Modern Native Americans Today
Portrait collection within the history introduction
Closing introduction passage discusses Iroquois government, Native American life today, cultures, and diversity
Final reading page of the history introduction
Opening map for the Shawnee section highlights an area around Ohio and neighboring states in the eastern U.S.
Location map introducing the Shawnee section
Shawnee reading passage names Eastern Woodlands homelands and discusses possible ancestry among mound-builders
First reading page in the Shawnee section
Shawnee section photograph of Serpent Mound in Ohio illustrates the earthworks discussed in the preceding passage
Serpent Mound photograph accompanying the Shawnee reading
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Grade 3, 4, 5, 6

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About This Product

Explore More About Ohio Tribes in History is an informative 118-page eBook for educators to use when teaching students in grades 3-6 about the civilization of Ohio's First Peoples. Written at a grade 7-8 reading level, this social studies resource delves into various aspects of how these indigenous tribes lived, such as the animals that inhabited their lands, the types of foods they ate, their involvement in wars, and more. Educators can utilize this eBook in small groups, for independent study, or as part of a whole class lesson to build students' knowledge. A glossary is also included to bolster vocabulary retention and reading comprehension. By exploring the captivating details of this resource, students will gain meaningful perspectives on Ohio's tribes.

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