Indigenous Peoples Novel Study

Journey into the rich storytelling traditions of the Iñupiat people with our Indigenous Peoples Novel Study, featuring Eagle Drums by Nasuġraq Rainey Hopson!* This six-week literature study invites children to explore an unforgettable story rooted in an Alaskan Indigenous myth while strengthening essential reading and language arts skills. Follow Piŋa’s extraordinary journey among the eagles as you discover the power of storytelling, cultural traditions, and lessons passed down through generations. Through thoughtful discussions, engaging literacy activities, and creative writing exercises, children will build reading comprehension, expand their vocabulary, explore grammar, and develop confidence in reading aloud. What’s included: Six weeks of guided, chapter-by-chapter lessons Reading comprehension questions and strategies Grammar and vocabulary mini lessons Mentor sentence and creative writing activities Reading fluency games and supplemental resources A celebratory Novel Party and final reflection Designed for meaningful family-style learning, this novel study brings literature to life while nurturing curiosity, cultural appreciation, and a lasting love of reading! Note: The novel Eagle Drums is sold separately. Subject: History Ages: varies, but best for mid-upper elementary Format: Downloadable PDF Cost: $15