Native Voices DVDs w/Teacher Guides
The Regional Learning Project offers a unique collection of educational resources focused on the history of Indian tribes within the larger context of regional history, geography and culture. Our Native Voices DVD and Teacher Guide series includes a rich collection of primary resource documents gathered from archives, newspapers, and filmed interviews with tribal historians and educators. The highly visual and interactive nature of these materials will engage and motivate learners, while simultaneously providing multiple opportunities to strengthen their critical thinking skills.
Content from this one-of-a-kind series offers a varied span of resources developed for students at elementary, middle, and high school levels. Designed to integrate and meet National and State content standards in Social Studies, Indian Education, Reading, Writing, and Critical Literacy, these resources can be easily and seamlessly incorporated into existing curricula.
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Elementary Resources
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| Long Before We Were Born | How Tribes Got Their Names: A Montana Example | Native Homelands along the Lewis & Clark trail |
Talking Without Words in the Old West |
| 2nd – 3rd Grades | 4th – 5th Grades | 4th – 10th Grades | 5th – 6th Grades |
Middle and High School Resources
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| Tribal Perspectives on American History in the Northwest | Tribal Perspectives on American History in the Great Plains | Contemporary Voices along the Lewis & Clark Trail | The Great Peace Council of 1855: A Readers’ Theater |
| 7th - 12th Grades | 7th - 12th Grades | High School | High School |