Apache Activity Pack - Native Americans
- Bulk Pricing:
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- Contributor:
- Miss Zees Activities
- Grade Level:
- 2-4
- Product Type:
- Full Lesson Plans with Activities
- File Type:
- Pages:
- 30
- Answer Key:
- Yes
Description
This activity pack includes 7 full color slides with information about the Apache tribe. Includes geography, clothing, homes, food, and more. These can be used in a whole group lesson or reading centers.
Also included is 5 printable activities that compliment the slides:
1. Cut and Paste clothing labeling (read the text that describes Apache clothing, then cut and paste to label articles of clothing)
2. Apache Family non-fiction passage with 6 W comprehension questions.
3. Apache Homes (read description of each type of home, then illustrate each one)
4. Vocabulary Matching page
5. Apache Children non-fiction passage with venn diagram (compare and contrast Apache children with children today.
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