Download the workshop lesson plan here. Download the slides here. Designed for Grades 6-7, but adaptable.

These workshops ask how community can reflect on their identities, bodies, and places of home to locate autonomy and sovereignty within themselves. W/ a lesson plan & accompanying anthology by Cherokee writer qweli fourkiller.

These short lesson plans ask, “What do we know about poetry? How can we make poems?” Featuring works by Gwendolyn Brooks, Joy Harjo, and Laura Gilpin, assembled by Cherokee writer qweli fourkiller.

Book Riot’s recommendations for 9 Native Picture Books, approved by our Book Club!

Are you an educator looking to add more Native voices to your classroom syllabus, reading lists, or lesson plans? Birchbark Books in MN is Native-owned and offers a teacher discount, vends school districts, and has a helpful education specialist.

This worksheet provides a helpful check-off sheet for students and teachers to select Native reads for their classroom, reading group, etc!

Established in 2006 by Dr. Debbie Reese of Nambé Pueblo, American Indians in Children's Literature (AICL) provides critical analysis of Indigenous peoples in children's and young adult books.

Author Cynthia Leitich Smith offers a newsletter, reading lists, and various Children’s and YA Lit resources.

NMAI’s resource for non-Native educators is a guide for the many parts of their museum, but also doubles as a discussion toolkit for their classroom. Grades 4-12.

Here's a reading list from ROOM Magazine’s favourite Indigenous women, Two Spirit, and Indigiqueer writers.