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Native American Unit
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This resource is a large 190 page resource with everything you need to create a fantastic study on the Native Americans of North America! In this unit, you’ll find lots of informational pages, illustrations, and activities. It has been designed to use when creating traditional classroom work as well as notebooking and lapbooking projects!
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