Learning Snacks: Stories, Cultures and Celebrations: Native American Heritage Month

November is Native American Heritage Month, a time to celebrate rich histories, cultures, traditions and discover more about our country’s history! This month, let’s explore Native stories, learn about different perspectives and discover how Native cultures continue to thrive today!

FOR KIDS: LEARN AND CELEBRATE
Celebrate this month with videos and stories from PBS Kids! Check out the Native American Heritage Month video collection featuring videos from Molly of Denali, Let’s Go Luna and Xavier Riddle. Learn about Indigenous Peoples and the Wampanoag side of history during the first Thanksgiving.

FOR PARENTS: MANY STORIES, MANY TRADITIONS
Sharing stories is one of the best ways to introduce children to different cultures and new traditions. Read these books about Native American stories and discover how Molly of Denali celebrates her culture through Alaskan Native storytelling and traditions. You might even start a new tradition of your own!

FOR EDUCATORS: NATIVE AMERICAN HERITAGE IN THE CLASSROOM
Bring Native American culture into your classroom with PBS LearningMedia. This Native American Heritage Collection offers lessons for students of all ages. Native American Heritage Month is the perfect time to explore new cultures and learn about our nation's rich history. Your class can even take a virtual field trip to learn about the Cherokee Nation and Creek Nation!

Carnival of the Animals

In a new special from PBS KIDS, a young hero races to find Lion's stolen crown, meeting 13 animals preparing for the carnival. This animated special is set to Saint-Saëns' iconic Carnival of the Animals, recorded live by Gustavo Dudamel and the LA Philharmonic.

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