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Free printable math worksheets for Native American Heritage Month in November. The packs build real math skills around accurate themes, like the Three Sisters garden of corn, beans, and squash that many Native nations have grown together for centuries. The packs reach across the grades and kinds of math: Three Sisters gardens and foods first grown in the Americas, beadwork-inspired patterns, lacrosse scores, snow snake throws and the salmon run, Inca quipus, Maya numbers and calendar cycles, the seasonal round, the maple sugar bush and the wild rice harvest, the Haudenosaunee longhouse, the mounds of Cahokia and Cliff Palace at Mesa Verde, homes as shapes, place names on a map, and symmetry in pottery and weaving. For reading, there are short texts on the month itself, the Haudenosaunee, Sequoyah and the Navajo Code Talkers, life stories of Native Americans from Sacagawea to the astronaut John Herrington, and the 1621 harvest feast told from the Wampanoag side as well as the English. Each names the nation whose tradition it is and uses facts checked against park, museum and tribal sources.
