minnesota in 1650
Map created by Bee Kong (2015)
The Dakota, along with other Native American people, believe that all animals are their relatives. Long ago, the animals agreed to give themselves to the people so that they would not go hungry. In return, the people respected the animals and only took what they needed. Nothing was wasted.
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1 Black Lodge Singers/Video of 622 American Indian Education students
2 Explanation of Dakota and Sioux Name
3 Map of Dakota Tribes in 1650/Slide Show 7 original Council Fires
4 1650 Map of Woodlands and Prairies of Minnesota
5 1650 Regional Food Map
6 1800’s Animated Migration Map of Dakota
7 Present Day Dakota Reservations in Minnesota
8 Dakota Family Names
9 Exploring Dakota Months & Explanation of Dakota Names for Months
10 Dakota Colors Worksheet & Extension of Learning
1 Black Lodge Singers/Video of 622 American Indian Education students
2 Explanation of Dakota and Sioux Name
3 Map of Dakota Tribes in 1650/Slide Show 7 original Council Fires
4 1650 Map of Woodlands and Prairies of Minnesota
5 1650 Regional Food Map
6 1800’s Animated Migration Map of Dakota
7 Present Day Dakota Reservations in Minnesota
8 Dakota Family Names
9 Exploring Dakota Months & Explanation of Dakota Names for Months
10 Dakota Colors Worksheet & Extension of Learning