Recipes from the Cherokee Cookbook are simple and appealing enough to make for or with your students. The Cherokee Research links let users explore the lineage and present-day descendants of this proud people. Teachers could base a unit study of Native Americans, featuring the traditions, history, and language of the Cherokee people, on this site. The flags of more than 100 groups of Native American people, from the Abenaki of New England to the Zia Pueblo of the Southwest, are catalogued here. Text that accompanies the flag images includes information about the symbolism of each flag and the people it represents.
Users can also find information about native peoples of Canada and Australia.
Funded by the United States Department of Education and administered by the Pueblo of Laguna Department of Education, this site represents the partnership of 19 Bureau of Indian Affairs schools and 11 private and public universities and organizations. The participants are working to build an online community of practice for people interested in promoting the education of Native Americans. The Cache section is an especially valuable source of research resources and information on native cultures. The University of Maryland brings together this collection of native tales as told by Zitkala-Sa. Each story is presented with descriptive detail and reflects the values of Native American culture.