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Donn. (n.d.). [|Southwest Navajo Indians]. Retreived April 20, 2011.

This site contains great information for kids to read. The paragraphs are short and the font is large, so they can read it easily. The page talks about the Navajo Indians and there are links to learn about their food, clothes, roles of men and women, etc.

Donn. (n.d.). [|Who are the Pueblo?] Retreived April 20, 2011.

This site contains a lot of general and simple information about the Pueblo Indians. This site is easy to read and kids should have no trouble and be able to find their way around. The webpage included information about where the tribe lives, their crops, their clothes, and particularly what the kids in the tribes do. This is perfect for students to read about because it talks about kids their age in the tribe and what their roles would be.

[|"KIDS Only?- Imagine It!."]//Texas Beyond History//. (September 1, 2002). Retrieved on April 21, 2011.

The is an interactive website where students can click around on different links to learn about the different parts of a tribe. There is an area that shows the specific houses of different tribes and includes descriptions. There is also a Food Wheel part, where students can click on different food groups and learn about what the Native Americans ate compared to what we eat today in the United States.

Shilin, Alan, Dagget Productions (Producers), & Alan Shilin (Director). (n.d.). //[|Classic Native American Culture Films: Navajo and Pueblo Indians History]//[Motion picture]. Quality Information Publishers Inc.

This is a movie that is about the Navajo and Pueblo Indians. It includes informationa bout their heritage and daily life. The movie shows footage of jewelry, pottery, and weavings. The movie runs only 47 minutes, so it is perfect for a class period, withouth being too long.

Martin, Phillip. (2010). [|Free Native American Clipart]. Retreived on April 21, 2011.

This website is great to find free clipart! All the clipart is kid friendly, and there are categories of numerous amounts of Native American tribes. It is perfect to use in any kind of presentation or project.

[|Navajo Indian Fact Sheet]. (2009). Retrieved April 22, 2011.

This is another website about the Navajo Indians. It is kid friendly, so students will be able to read and understand the generalized facts about the tribe. It also has links to other pages with even more information.

[|Pueblo Indian Fact Sheet]. (2009). Retrieved April 22, 2011.

The website has a lot of information about the Pueblo Indians. It also includes links to other pages that has more detailed information about the tribe. This is great for kids to read and learn about the tribe by using this online source.

Donn. (n.d.). [|Native Americans in Olden Times]. Retrieved April 22, 2011.

<span style="color: #0000ff; font-family: 'Comic Sans MS',cursive; font-size: 110%;">The website has links to lots of Native American tribes. It includes web pages with general information, as well as activities and crafts that students can do. There are even lesson plans available for use.