This Thanksgiving, dive into creative and meaningful Native American craft projects with your kids! From DIY dreamcatchers and totem poles to Wampum weaving and clay necklaces, these hands-on activities help children explore Native American culture in a fun and educational way. Perfect for preschool teachers and parents looking for engaging, non-copycat crafts that encourage creativity and learning. Celebrate Thanksgiving with these unique and inspiring projects!

Native American Activities For Kindergarten Create A Fun Cradleboard Craft. For Native American activities for kindergarten, I have a cute cradleboard craft. Grab my other tips, ideas, and crafts for kindergarten on my page Kindergarten Homeschool Curriculum. Also, there are many amazing and beautiful inventions that we still use today that originally came from the Native Americans. For example, rubber, raised bed gardening, snow goggles, cable suspension bridges, baby bottles, hammocks.

Helpful resources and activities for celebrating Native American Heritage Month with kids through art, crafts, learning, play, music, and more. | via barley & birch

Today’s Native American small world focuses on different tribes, color symbolism, and general beliefs. We’re part Seminole, so this will also be an introduction to part of our heritage …

One of my and Carter's favorite things is finding new projects to work on together. We've done wood carving, designed Christmas ornaments, painted with Bob Ross, and lately we've gotten into pine needle basket weaving! How did we get into this unlikely hobby? We came across the tutorial on YouTube and were immediately intrigued. This

Several techniques were used by Native Americans to make stone tomahawks. By following these steps, you can learn how to make a one for yourself!

Make this fun and easy Construction Paper TeePee craft with the kids to help them get a better understanding of how Thanksgiving began.

It’s barely Friday . . . but I think I’ll get this posted before it becomes Fraturday so we’re just gonna all go along with it, okay? Before I begin, I wanted to let you know that I spent some time over on the Freebielicious blog this week. I had good intentions of telling you ... Read More about Five for Fraturday {AND} A Contest

Dreamcatchers are a fun and inexpensive craft for children. They originate from the Native American culture and have a very interesting story behind them.