Learning about Ojibwe (Creative Kids Culture Blog Hop)

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Angelicscalliwags have been learning about an Ojibwe tribe as a part of their Native American studies.  I am impressed by how many activities they have been incorporating into their study.  They’ve made a meal, made dolls from nature items, story-telling, mapping, and much more, too!  I hope our family will be half as creative when we learn about Native Americans over the coming years.  Hands-on activities are absolutely the best (in my opinion) for retaining the information you’ve worked so hard to learn.

To find out more about their studies, simply click on the picture.

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