Native Americans

by Ute Fuhr (Illustrator), Raoul Sautai (Illustrator)

Young children can begin to learn about the rich variety of lifestyles and cultures held by Native Americans, and understand how their lives were changed by European settlers.
With plus 6 transparent overlays

Genres: Native American, History, Childrens, Nonfiction

24 pages, Spiral-bound

First published November 24, 1994

Reviews

[Paula Stiles · Rating 2 out of 5]

Not very good. There are only a few pages about Native Americans at the beginning. Most of the book is about the European settlers who displaced them and covers the past two hundred years of American history. The previous 13 thousand some-odd years and South America might as well not exist, as far as this book's authors are concerned.

[Cindy · Rating 3 out of 5]

Good for kids

[Tammy Barnett · Rating 3 out of 5]

The book was colorful and had a lot of simple information in it. I liked the use of layover and picture holes throughout the book. It allows active young learners to manipulate the book. I gave it three stars because of the information provided but I still think it can be used as a book in the classroom library to create interest in young readers. I also think it can be used in the classroom to show different text features that can be done in a book to add to the attraction. The use of the layover pages are really neat and I think the kids would enjoy this feature and can use it to create their own books using this feature.

[Ron · Rating 3 out of 5]

Read as part of my son's history curriculum.