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Wow! Cherokee! | History eBook

Wow! Cherokee! | History eBook preview
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Look Inside · 9 pages

Cover of Wow! Cherokee! by Elke Sündermann, featuring photographs of a flower, a home, and a basket
Cover of the 10-page history eBook
Opening Cherokee reading covers southeastern homelands, the Trail of Tears, a rose story, and Sequoyah
Page 3: Cherokee history reading begins
Cherokee reading continues with Sequoyah's writing system, gardening, hunting, children's lives, and clothing
Page 4: Writing and daily life
Cherokee reading describes homes, basket weaving, quilts, beadwork, and continuing traditions, with a summary chart
Page 5: Homes, traditions, and reading summary
Cherokee book reflection asks for five words about deerskin clothes; glossary defines adopt and five more terms
Page 6: Reflection prompt and glossary
Cherokee book glossary continues with reservation, defined as land set apart for Native Americans
Page 7: Final glossary entry
Cherokee book references credit information and photos, followed by places to visit in NC, OK, and TN
Page 8: References and places to visit
Cherokee book Day Trips section lists eight departure cities and five archaeology websites for further learning
Page 9: Day trips and archaeology links
Closing author note explains read-aloud and independent reading uses, with stop, think, and share prompts
Page 10: Author note on using the reading
Attributes
Subject

Social Studies, First Peoples (Native)

Grades

Grade 3, 4, 5, 6

Types
File

PDF

Editable
No
Author
Anyone Can Learn
Rating
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About This Product

This resource is a history eBook titled Wow! Cherokee!

It is a 10-page book full of information about the civilization. Students will learn about their animals, the food they ate, war and so much more.

A glossary is included to deeper student understanding as they read.

What's Included

1 PDF with 10 pages

Resource Tags

Cherokee tribe Native Americans social studies book history text language Anyone Can Learn

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