Native American Homelands Architecture Daily Life Virtual Field Trip | Grades 6-8

Six homelands. One expedition. Students explore Indigenous North America on pastportclass.com through panoramic homeland scenes: Pacific Northwest cedar villages, Ancestral Puebloan cliff dwellings, Great Plains buffalo camps, Cahokia and Monks Mound, Haudenosaunee longhouses, and Arctic Inuit coastal camps. At each stop they inspect artifact cards, open the field dossier, and complete a Cultural Passport Challenge for a stamp. No prep needed: print the field passport, share the passcode, and go. Chromebook-friendly. No student logins. Student and teacher passcodes included. Who this is for • Grades 6-8 US history or social studies • Teachers covering pre-Columbian Indigenous cultures, environmental adaptation, architecture, and daily life • Chromebooks, tablets, or classroom computers • Sub plans and no-prep digital days What's included • Interactive virtual field trip (6 cultural homelands) • Panoramic site views with clickable hotspots • Artifact cards and field dossier with vocab • Cultural Passport Challenges and stamp tracking • Student Field Passport printable • Teacher guide and answer key • Access guide with passcodes and pacing tips Expedition stops 1. Pacific Northwest Cedar Village (Tlingit / Haida) 2. Ancestral Puebloan Cliff Palace (Mesa Verde) 3. Great Plains Buffalo Camp & Dog Travois 4. Mississippian Metropolis at Cahokia (Monks Mound) 5. Eastern Woodlands Haudenosaunee Longhouse 6. Arctic Coastal Winter Camp & Qajaq (Inuit) Subjects: U.S. History Standards: CCSS RH.6-8.1, CCSS RH.6-8.7
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Six homelands. One expedition. Students explore Indigenous North America on pastportclass.com through panoramic homeland scenes: Pacific Northwest cedar villages, Ancestral Puebloan cliff dwellings, Great Plains buffalo camps, Cahokia and Monks Mound, Haudenosaunee longhouses, and Arctic Inuit coastal camps. At each stop they inspect artifact cards, open the field dossier, and complete a Cultural Passport Challenge for a stamp. No prep needed: print the field passport, share the passcode, and go. Chromebook-friendly. No student logins. Student and teacher passcodes included. Who this is for • Grades 6-8 US history or social studies • Teachers covering pre-Columbian Indigenous cultures, environmental adaptation, architecture, and daily life • Chromebooks, tablets, or classroom computers • Sub plans and no-prep digital days What's included • Interactive virtual field trip (6 cultural homelands) • Panoramic site views with clickable hotspots • Artifact cards and field dossier with vocab • Cultural Passport Challenges and stamp tracking • Student Field Passport printable • Teacher guide and answer key • Access guide with passcodes and pacing tips Expedition stops 1. Pacific Northwest Cedar Village (Tlingit / Haida) 2. Ancestral Puebloan Cliff Palace (Mesa Verde) 3. Great Plains Buffalo Camp & Dog Travois 4. Mississippian Metropolis at Cahokia (Monks Mound) 5. Eastern Woodlands Haudenosaunee Longhouse 6. Arctic Coastal Winter Camp & Qajaq (Inuit) Subjects: U.S. History Standards: CCSS RH.6-8.1, CCSS RH.6-8.7

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Grade Levels: Grade 5, Grade 6, Grade 7, Grade 8, Grade 9
Subject: Social Sciences
Subject Topics: Social Sciences - History
Resource Type: Worksheets, Assessments, Teacher Manuals, Lessons, Games, Other
Number of Pages: 8
Teacher Answer Key: Yes
File Formats Included: PDF , ZIP , Other

Curriculum Alignment

Framework: Common Core State Standards (CCSS)
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