These activities are very popular for Indigenous People Day, but they can be used any time of the year. They provide fun and engaging learning experiences to help you celebrate Indigenous People Day with your class. Check out all of the Indigenous People Day activities below!
4 Indigenous People Day Activities
Below are our favorite resources for Indigenous People Day.
1. Indigenous People Day Book Companions
This Indigenous People Day Book Companion Bundle includes 4 of our Starts With a Story resources: Fry Bread, We Are Water Protectors, Bowwow Powwow, and The Rough-Face Girl. Each of them includes printable and digital resources, so they can be used in school or at home. Learn more about this resource in our Clutter-Free Classroom Teacher Store!
2. Indigenous People Day Non-Fiction Reading Unit
This Indigenous People Day Nonfiction Reading Unit includes 3 leveled reading passages, vocabulary cards, reading and writing activities, and more. It pairs really nicely with our fictional book companions like Fry Bread, We Are Water Protectors, Bowwow Powwow, and The Rough-Face Girl. Learn more about this resource in our Clutter-Free Classroom Teacher Store!
3. Indigenous People Day Reading Comprehension Activities
These Indigenous People Day Reading Comprehension Graphic Organizers offer engaging, meaningful practice to greatly improve your 1st-5th grade students’ reading and writing skills. Each of the reading graphic organizers included in this set can be used over and over and with ANY Indigenous People Day book you choose. Learn more about this resource in our Clutter-Free Classroom Teacher Store!
4. Pilgrims, Wampanoags, and The First Thanksgiving Unit
These First Thanksgiving Pilgrims and Native Americans Wampanoag Tribe activities go from the Mayflower through the 1st year in Plymouth Colony. Teach 2nd, 3rd & 4th graders about the history of early America as the settlers came from England and the events leading up to the Harvest Feast of 1621. Learn more about this resource in our Clutter-Free Classroom Teacher Store!
In closing, we hope you found this list of Indigenous People Day activities helpful! If you did, then you may also be interested in these other related posts:
