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Explore More About Shawnee Tribes | History eBook

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Look Inside · 10 pages

Regional map in the history eBook labels Native American regions, including Plains, Southwest, and Northeast
Regional map introducing the history reading
Opening history passage introduces Native American tribes, differences in daily life, and settler encounters
Opening passage on Native American history
History eBook map captioned 'Cherokee Trail of Tears' shows removal routes for five Native American peoples
Removal route map accompanying the history passage
History passage continues with forced removal, reservations, and crops settlers learned about from Native Americans
History reading on removal and agricultural knowledge
History eBook photo collection captioned 'Modern Native Americans Today' presents nine individual portraits
Portrait collection accompanying the history reading
History passage concludes the introduction with Iroquois government, reservations, cultures, and diversity
Final part of the introductory history passage
U.S. map introduces the Shawnee reading by highlighting an eastern region around Ohio and neighboring states
Location map preceding the Shawnee section
Shawnee section opens with Eastern Woodlands homelands and a discussion of possible mound-building ancestors
Opening passage of the Shawnee section
Shawnee history eBook photograph shows the grassy earthwork labeled 'Serpent Mound in Ohio' beside a path
Serpent Mound photograph in the Shawnee section
Shawnee history passage continues with early records, the Beaver Wars, and roles in the American Revolution
Shawnee reading on conflict and migration
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Grade 3, 4, 5, 6

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About This Product

Explore More About Shawnee Tribes in History is a 38-page social studies eBook for educators to use when teaching students in grades 3-6 about the Shawnee Native American tribe. Students will read engaging paragraphs and view images to learn details of Shawnee daily life, culture, food, animals, war, and more. Teachers can utilize this richly informative resource in various ways, like whole class reading followed by discussion questions, small reading groups, or as a homework assignment for students to learn independently. A glossary reinforces key terms. This eBook's factual content written at a 7th grade reading level aims to foster student interest, understanding, and appreciation for the Shawnee people and their civilization.

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1 PDF with 38 pages

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