Celebrate Native American Heritage Month and promote critical thinking skills in your classroom with these graphic organizers. This collection features easily printable resources that spotlight the remarkable stories of individuals from the Native American community. The completed graphic organizers will showcase the remarkable contributions of Native American figures throughout history, including Sitting Bull's leadership in the Battle of Little Bighorn, Sacagawea's vital role in the Lewis and Clark expedition, and Sequoyah's invention of the Cherokee syllabary.
You can use these graphic organizers to help your students develop their research skills, engage in meaningful discussions, and learn about influential role models. This resource is designed to inspire your students to explore, reflect, and appreciate the rich heritage and legacies of the Native American community.
Included:
- Sitting Bull
- Crazy Horse
- Geronimo
- Hollow Horn Bear
- Standing Bear
- Sacagawea
- Susan La Flesche
- Chief Joseph
- Plenty Coups
- Red Cloud
- Spotted Tail
- Metacomet
- Sequoyah
- Black Hawk
- Osceola
- Pontiac
- Ouray
- Morning Star
- Seattle
- John Ross
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