How can understanding language help us understand other cultures? This curriculum about Hopi heritage explores #Indigenouslanguages as an important part of cultural identity. 👉bit.ly/3BtoIBL #NativeAmericanHeritageMonth #sschat #elachat #edchat

What did the American Revolution mean for #Indigenous Americans? Learn how different #NativeAmerican groups responded to events during & after the war in this lesson plan. 👉bit.ly/3xWPWO8 #NativeAmericanHeritageMonth #IndigenousHistory #sschat #edchat

What does the #Constitution say about #Indigenous sovereignty? Learn about this complex and enduring issue in our #ConstitutionDay teacher's guide. bit.ly/3PiiCIe #NativeAmericanHeritageMonth #IndigenousHistory #sschat #edchat

Looking for Native American literary resources for #NativeAmericanHeritageMonth? Check out Humanities Montana's Study Guide collection here! 👉bit.ly/3RM7DZ2 #IndigenousHistory #sschat #elachat

DYK there are 574 federally recognized Native American tribes & many more recognized by states? And each one has its own unique culture! Learn more in our lesson on #Indigenous diversity. 👉bit.ly/3qoXcz6 #NativeAmericanHeritageMonth #IndigenousHistory #sschat #edchat

What can we learn about ourselves from other cultures? In this lesson plan, former Poet Laureate Joy Harjo uses a poem to remind us to pay attention to the respect we show to the world around us. 👉bit.ly/3s1ICPX #NativeAmericanHeritageMonth #sschat #elachat #edchat

What can #primarysources tell us about American-Indigenous relationships? This resource about the Papers of the War Department examines interactions between the early American government and #Indigenous tribes. 👉bit.ly/3MymiF2 #NativeAmericanHeritageMonth #sschat

The removal of the #Cherokee from their traditional homeland disregarded  #IndigenousSovereignty to make way for American expansion. Learn more in our lesson plan on the Trail of Tears. 👉bit.ly/3NRtRrT #NativeAmericanHeritageMonth #IndigenousHistory #sschat #edchat

As we approach the end of #NativeAmericanHeritageMonth, look for ways to weave #Indigenous cultures, histories & accomplishments into your curriculum throughout the year. We'll continue sharing resources & hope you'll continue teaching with them. 👉bit.ly/3wUf5YQ

Filmmaker Laurie Coyle came across photographs of #MariaMoreno while researching the farm workers movement. Coyle’s #Film, funded in part by National Endowment for the Humanities, is the first systematic attempt to tell Moreno’s story to the U.S. public. 👉bit.ly/30PRpcA #sschat #LaborHistory

On December 7, 1941, the Imperial Japanese Navy Air Service attacked the US naval base at #PearlHarbor. Listen to serviceman Orville Quick recount his experience of the attack. 👉 bit.ly/3xxN61w #OralHistory #sschat #edchat

How have issues across multiple #CivilRights movements evolved over time? Through this student activity, investigate the complexities and challenges faced by organizations and individuals. 👉bit.ly/3HZJ9aH #sschat #edchat

Tim O’Brien successfully creates an authentic experience of the #VietnamWar through a variety of techniques in ‘The Things They Carried.’ Read more about his enduring novel here. 👉bit.ly/31qsE7q #sschat #NCTEchat

The Nat'l Endow f/t Arts sponsored a photographic surveys program in 55 communities in 30 states across the U.S. to celebrate the #Bicentennial of the country’s founding. Analyze the photographs captured during the original survey projects here! 👉bit.ly/3DwsS9T #sschat #edchat

This #Backstory episode explores the history of #LGBTQ+ rights in the U.S., with segments on the career of #HarveyMilk and a look at movements for change in California, New York, and the Midwest. 👉bit.ly/2ZY1fZy #sschat #edchat

December brings a month filled with holidays and celebrations. Before departing to enjoy the break from school, discuss with students their own cultural holiday traditions. 👉bit.ly/3ERgX7T

Get an early start on your application for NEH Education summer 2025 Landmarks & Institutes #PD for #K12 educators! Apply by March 5th! 👉bit.ly/3Rl44fc

Why is a #Film made and in whose interest? This resource offers teachers across the #Humanities who use #Film to incorporate opportunities for students to develop #Media analysis skills. 👉bit.ly/3DP7nkD

Thinking about summer 2025 #PD already? Check out these #K12 opportunities from NEH Education Landmarks & Institutes! bit.ly/3Rl44fc

In her poem “Remember,” #Poet Joy Harjo, a member of the Muscogee Creek Nation reminds us to pay attention to who we are and how we’re connected to the world around us. 👉bit.ly/3s1ICPX