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Video: Education of Dakota Boys

Sep 10, 2020Christy HansonCultural Content, Educational Resources, Native Americans, Social Studies, VideoCultural content, ELL, Fish Lake, Forgotten Trail, Making Camp Bilingual, Making Camp Lakota, Making Camp Ojibwe, Making Camp Premium

Dakota boys were expected to learn to hunt, to protect the buffalo herd and their tribe.

Video: Counting Coup

Questions: What does it mean to count coup? What’s a coup stick? Why was counting coup considered an act of bravery?

Video: Dakota Tracking Ability

Sep 10, 2020Christy HansonCultural Content, Educational Resources, English Language Arts, Native Americans, Social Studies, VideoCultural content, ELL, Fish Lake, Forgotten Trail, Making Camp Bilingual, Making Camp Lakota, Making Camp Ojibwe, Making Camp Premium

Video: Becoming a Buffalo Hunter

Sep 10, 2020Christy Hanson2 CommentsCultural Content, Educational Resources, Native Americans, Social Studies, VideoCultural content, ELL, Fish Lake, Forgotten Trail, Making Camp Bilingual, Making Camp Lakota, Making Camp Ojibwe, Making Camp Premium

This educational video on historic Native American buffalo hunters features animation from 7 Generation Games. For a video with primary resources from the Library of Congress, visit the video link below. Related Resources Video: Becoming a Buffalo Hunter in Native American Culture (Primary Resources)

Video: Buffalo Pony

Buffalo Pony

Video: Intro to Pre-Colonial History

A brief history of changes in Native American population and geography over the past 500 years.

Lesson: Multiplication and Red River Carts

Jun 4, 2020Daniel Mondaca1 Comment3rd grade, 4th grade, 5th grade, Cultural Content, Educational Resources, Grade, Lessons, Math Lesson Plans, Mathematics, Multiplication, Social Studies, Video3rd grade, 4th grade, 5th grade, Forgotten Trail, Making Camp Ojibwe, Making Camp Premium, Multiplication

Standards Summary This lesson is just a final review of multiplication before heading on to division. Our last lesson was all Ojibwe history. For a little variety we combined social studies and math today. Did you know you can also play Making Camp offline on your tablet or phone? Well, you can. You can play…