4 M1A - Native Americans in New York
Supporting Materials
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Native American: IroquoisThis kit explores the Iroquois Confederation and the 5-6 tribes or nations which comprised the League of the Iroquois. Kit consists mostly of books. Kit contents are: |
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New Voices from the LonghouseAn anthology of contemporary Iroquois writing, edited by Joseph Bruchac. |
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People of the LonghouseDescribes every aspect of the Iroquoian way of life, as well as the impact of contact with Europeans. We have 2 copies of this inside the Native American: Iroquois curriculum kit. |
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People of the Woodlands: The First AmericansThrough live-action video and reenactments your students will explore the history, culture, and legacy of the first People of the Woodlands, including the Iroquois, Cherokee, and Chippewa. Learn how these people adapted to the woodland environment using all its natural resources. Learn about the... |
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Prehistoric IroquoisStudents discover how the prehistoric iroquois lived with artifact replicas and in-depth studies of the topology of New York State. Included in this kit are: |
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The Constitution of the Iroquois Nations: Great Binding LawText of the Great Law of Peace of the Haudenosaunee. |
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The First Peoples of New YorkTraveling back to the time before European explorers colonized New York, many Native American tribes roamed the forests and rivers of this resource-rich land. Tribes within the Iroquois League and Algonquian-speaking groups each had their own cultures and ways of living off the land—and each had... |
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The IroquoisTheir history, beliefs, way of life, and situation today. |
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The IroquoisThe Iroquois traditionally lived in what is now upstate New York, subsisting on wild plant foods, game, and fish from the area's fertile forests and teeming waterways, along with corn, beans, and squash. Long ago the Mohawk, Oneida, Onondaga, Cayuga, and Seneca tribes formed the League of the... |
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The IroquoisDescribes the history, social structure, and customs of the People of the Longhouse. |
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