Federal Law Principles of Tribal Sovereignty -- 01/22/06



IDEAS Native American K-12 Classroom Resources from IDEAS.Wisconsin.edu (University of WI-Extension)

The American Indians



Tribal Leader Addresses Lawmakers

Native American Voices

Native American Tribes of Wisconsin



Father Jacques Marquette, 1673

Ableza



Native American Cultures: A Door to American Heritage

Declarations of Independence

A Historic Gamble

Celebrate Native American History Month

Amazing Indian Mounds



Federal Law Principles of Tribal Sovereignty

Harvard Project on American Indian Economic Development

Create Your Own Native American Board Game

Trails of Understanding: The Earliest Immigrants

Native Languages of the Americas: Facts for Kids



The Oneida Indian Tribe of Wisconsin



If These Objects Could Talk

Native Americans Today

Dreams of Looking Up



NCLB's Impact on NA/AN and Rural Students



Menominee Treaties and Treaty Rights



Student Resources at UW-Milwaukee

Knots on a Legend Counting Rope: Native Americans in Their Natural Environment

Totem Transformations

Native American Sites



Native Americans: A Seven Day Curriculum



American Indian Tribal Governments

Learning About Wisconsin: Activities, Historical Documents, and Resources Linked to Wisconsin's Model Academic Standards for Social Studies in Grades 4-12



Teaching Cultural Values and Building Self-Esteem

Won in the Classroom: Guidelines for the Selection of Culturally Appropriate Materials

Educating Urban Indians: A Summit for the Future

Exemplary Programs in Indian Education



Wisconsin Indian Treaties and Tribal Sovereignty: Classroom Activities

We Were Here First

Where Does History Stand on the Last Stand?

Great Lakes Inter-tribal Council



A Wisconsin Powwow Video Program



Investigating the Advantages of Constructing Multidigit Numeration Understanding through Oneida and Lakota Native Languages

Native Peoples Magazine



Native Peoples of North America

A Wisconsin Powwow!



Native American Sites on the Internet

Native American Heritage

American Indian Webquest

Pacific Northwest, Southwest, and Plains Indians

Early Native Peoples

Who Built the Effigy Mounds?

Colonialism Transforms Indian Life



Expanding the Circle: Respecting the Past, Preparing for the Future



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