Native American Cultures: Set 2

When Native Americans were forced from their ancestral lands and pressured to assimilate, much of their rich cultural heritage was also at risk. These proud peoples continued as many of their customs as they could, some of which have survived even today. These well-researched volumes help shed light on aspects of Native American cultures, both past and contemporary, that will be easy for readers to connect to their own lives, such as celebrations, clothing, and food. They’ll learn about the diversity of native peoples and how the different regions they called home necessitated diverse methods of survival.
• Vibrant photographs support the accessible text, while graphic organizers stress essential points
• Knowledge of native history and culture is a notable part of elementary social studies curricula
• Comprehension of history and social studies texts is a standard of the English Language Arts Common Core