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Corn Mother – Native American Legend (Read Aloud)

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      • Four Seasons of Corn: A Winnebago Tradition
      • Corn Mother – Native American Legend (Read Aloud)
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      • We Are Grateful
      • In 1621, the Wampanoag Tribe Had Its Own Agenda
      • Reframing The First Encounter 

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    Amerind for Educators provides free online lessons that incorporate the Amerind Museum’s Native American collection of historic and archaeological materials, informed by knowledgeable Native American cultural specialists, archaeologists, and historians. These lessons have been produced by an experienced curriculum specialist and align with Arizona’s third through fifth-grade social studies, language arts, and STEAM standards.

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