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Nutritious & Delicious First American Dishes
Recipes developed by Chef Loretta Barrett Oden (Citizen Potawatomi Nation) for First Americans Museum and Shape Your Future, a program of TSET.
OKLA HOMMA Student Workbook
Developed for student use in the OKLA HOMMA exhibition at First Americans Museum. Teachers are encouraged to assign students portions of the workbook to complete during a self-guided tour of the museum. Please note all school field trips must be scheduled prior to arrival at FAMok.org/schools.
Tonkawa Tribe Pronunciation
Tonkawa Tribe Pronunciation
Sonic Scribbles
This activity is an effective bell-ringer or inquiry starter for students in visual art, social studies, or Native studies courses. A facilitator plays excerpts of the songs listed on each page of the handout. Students are prompted to listen quietly and respond by creating abstract designs that represent each song. Emphasizing abstract designs, such as patterns, shapes or squiggles, prevents learners from drawing stereotyped imagery or becoming anxious that they "cannot draw." The conversation questions at the end of the packet can be discussed as a group or in pairs. The facilitator should point out to the group that all of the artists played in class are Native, even if their music does not "sound" Indigenous. Native peoples continue to express themselves culturally and creatively in diverse ways.
Quapaw Tribal Greeting
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2024 Online Educator Resource Planning Project Final Report
Absentee Shawnee Tribe of Indians
Absentee Shawnee Tribe Pronunciation
Alabama-Quassarte Pronunciation
Apache Tribe Pronunciation
Caddo Nation Pronunciation
Caddo Tribal Greeting - Bobby Gonzales
Caddo Tribal Greeting - Stacey Halfmoon
Cherokee Nation Pronunciation
Cherokee Tribal Greeting - Candessa Tehee
Cheyenne and Arapaho Tribes Pronunciation
Cheyenne Tribal Greeting - Gordon Yellowman
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