Culturally appropriate native american crafts

Traditional dreamcatchers are hung over the cradle in Native American culture and are made from willow. You can make your own version to catch bad dreams using a paper plate! It's a great way to prompt conversations about Native American culture and as an activity for celebrating Indigenous Peoples' Day

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!

Sand paintings have been part of the Navajo tradition for a long time. They are believed to aid in healing. This hands-on history lesson will help you explore this historical art form and understand more about Native American beliefs as you make your very own sand painting.

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In this activity, children use a pattern to create a miniature Native American tipi.

Thanksgiving is right around the corner, this is a great time to learn about Native Americans using hands-on activities and printable Native American crafts.

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Learn about the true history and culture of Native Americans with these Native American thanksgiving crafts. 11+ culturally appropriate crafts!

This fun and easy Native American boy and girl craft is a great Thanksgiving craft for kids! Simply print out the template and follow the simple instructions