Arrived missing several pages.... torn out.

My first grader loved this book! she was so excited to learn about Indians. I think we spent 2 months learning about half of them in depth and saving the rest of the book for next school year.

I purchased my copy at a local school store for use in my first grade homeschool curriculum. After completing the Ancient Civilizations activity book from the same publisher, my daughter and I moved on to History Pockets: Native Americans, Grades 1-3. The activity book covers the Inuit of the Arctic, the Tlingit of the Northwest, the Nez Perce of the Plateau, the Maidu of California, the Sioux of the Plains, the Navajo of the Southwest, the Iroquois of the Northeast, and the Seminole of the Southeast. Each reproducible section contains three dictionary words and pictures, shelter stamps, information booklet complete with illustrations, arts and crafts projects, and writing activities. My daughter and I again completed each section over one or two days with a culminating portfolio to show her study of Native Americans.

My daughter really enjoyed doing these activities. I would love to see a Grades 4-6 version of Native Americans.

We use these in our homeschool and love the hands-on approach. I used this one with my 4th grader and he wasn't bored. We didn't do all the activities, but I felt it was a great way to cover Native Americans as we study American History this year.