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Four full-blooded Indians of the Wampanoag nation who gathered for the three-day powwow of their tribes as Mashpee. Left to right, Chief Standing Rock of the Herring Pond tribe; Chief Red Shell of the Wampanoags; Chief Small Bear of the Mashpee tribe; and Chief High Eagle, medicine man of the Wampanoags. Wampanoag Indians, Medicine Man, Library Art, Standing Rock, Boston Public Library, Native American History, Pow Wow, Online Library, My Heritage

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What were the origins of the first Thanksgiving? Students will look to the Wampanoag Indians' meaning of Thanksgiving for a new understanding of this annual holiday. This is a fun and informative activity to help students learn and review the history of Thanksgiving. Meaning Of Thanksgiving, Wampanoag Indians, History Of Thanksgiving, Thanksgiving Lesson Plans, The First Thanksgiving, Thanksgiving History, Thanksgiving Lessons, Thanksgiving Stories, Native American Spirituality

What were the origins of the first Thanksgiving? Students will look to the Wampanoag Indians' meaning of Thanksgiving for a new understanding of this annual holiday. This is a fun and informative activity to help students learn and review the history of Thanksgiving.

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how to build a Wigwam. i had to make one three years ago in fifth grade and i used a cut in half hollowed out styrofoam ball. i wish i had found this first Native American Crafts For Kids, Native American Lessons, Diarama Ideas, Native American Projects, Native Americans Unit, Pilgrims And Indians, Native American Studies, 5th Grade Social Studies, Homeschool Social Studies

The girls finally got to make their wigwams. We followed the directions in the MFW teacher manual and they came out so realistic. They used cut-up cereal boxes for the frame and brown construction paper for the "shingles." After gluing on the shingles, we covered the entire outside with white glue. When they dried the girls cut smoke holes in the top. They looked and felt much like real bark and are very sturdy. Both of the girls added their own accessories. Emily made hers from clay and…

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