This page contains content for K-12, college, and university educators as well as information that might be of interest to the public. Items will include curriculum for teaching treaties as well as information that helps educators learn and share what the Smithsonian calls “essential understandings” about Indigenous peoples and histories.

Assignment Examples

Interactive Map Assignment

Sacred Red Rock Curriculum

Sacred Red Rock Activity Guide

Creative Video Response

Kanza History Educational Resources

Kaw Nation’s History Website	Kaw Nation’s Government Website	Sacred Red Rock	Kansas Rivers and Places with Kanza Names	Visit to Blue Earth Village Article

Indigenous History Resources

Land Acknowledgement Toolkit	“Discovery, Savage, Civilized”: Words Matter Case Study	Teaching with Indigenous Case Studies	Lessons of Our Land Curriculum

Land Grab Universities Stories and Database	National Museum of the American Indian Smithsonian’s Native Knowledge 360°	National Archives American Indian Treaties Resources	OSU Library Indian Affairs Laws and Treaties

Native Governance Center Resources	Lewis and Clark National Historic Trail Tribal Legacy Project	Kansas State Historical Society American Indian History