Social Studies Content Standard: U.S. history

Living and Working Together in Families and Communities, Now and Long Ago. The History of Students' Own State or Region. The History of the United States: Democratic Principles and Values and the People from Many Cultures who Contributed to its Cultural, Economic, and Political Heritage. The History of Peoples of Many Cultures Around the World.

American Indian Flute
Beading on a Loom
Birchbark (Wiigwaas) Triangle and Ball Game
Birchbark Baskets
Burial Rights: The Politics of Caring for the Places and Memories of Our Ancestors
Code Talkers
Creating Stories Based on Oral Traditions
Dreamcatchers
Indigenous Peoples of North America
Ojibwe Clans Book Project
Ojibwe Storytelling: A Mural Project
Ojibwe Unit: A Year-Long Study (Part 1-History)
Ojibwe Unit: A Year-Long Study (Part 2-Seasonal Economy)
Ojibwe Unit: A Year-Long Study (Part 4-Clan Systems and Tribal Government)
Rice Knockers: An Important Tool for Harvesting Wild Rice
Snowshoe Math
Stories in Ojibwe Tradition
Talking Feather
Thanksgiving Myths
The Fur Trade Era: A Trade Game
Three Sisters Garden: A Class Gitigaan
Today and Many Yesterdays: A Digital Story-Telling Experience
Treaty Rights
True North Mapping: A Fur Trade Lesson
Weekly Winter Count
While the Locust Slept
Wigwametry