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Monthly Archives: August 2012
TOTEM POLES
Some interesting facts about totem poles: Indian tribes of the Pacific Northeast Coast—Washington state in the USA, British Columbia in Canada, and some tribes in Alaska shared in an ancient tradition of totem poles.  Totem poles may depict legends, historic … Continue reading
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Tagged 4th grade, american indian, classroom indian art project for kids, Indian, indian art for kids, indian art projects for children, indian art projects for kids, indian totem pole craft, native, native american indian, native american totem pole, project, totem poles, totem poles art
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NATIVE AMERICAN DRUM
The 3rd Grade class at HT study the history of our American Indians, so I’ve been working on a couple of new projects for that class. I think the students, especially the boys, will really enjoy making an Indian drum. … Continue reading
LADY-BUG BUDS
This project is so much fun. We’re making lady-bug buds on a bush. That’s kind of a tongue twister, but you get the idea. Although I used a variety of colors for the lady bugs in my sample, I think … Continue reading
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Tagged 4th grade, art, arts and crafts for kids, easy, for kids, project, projects, thumbprint, thumbprint lady buds, thumbprint lady bugs
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INDIAN PAPOOSE
Using a brown grocery bag and making “leather†for this project is the first step when making this American Indian papoose. The third graders in our school study the American Indians, so I thought this would be a fun project … Continue reading
