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Lone Dogs Winter Count, Lakota Dakota Lesson with
Supplements, Grades 4-8
September 22, 2021
Lone Dogs Winter Count, Lakota Dakota Lesson with Supplements, Grades 4-8
This is an exceptionally presented and well written Lesson and Teacher Guide with all supplemental
content, for grades 4-8, covering Lakota Winter Counts, from the Smithsonian Museum.
Lakota winter counts  pictographic calendars of a communitys historyprovide a unique look into
the history of the Lakota Sioux people during the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. Unlike historical
accounts recorded by European settlers and explorers, winter counts represent a rich Lakota tradition of
oral history and storytelling. Community historians, known as winter count keepers, maintained and
used these pictographic records as mnemonic devices to remember the sequence of events that marked
each year. By referring to the winter count, members of a Lakota community could mark events in their
own lives. From the Teacher Guide:
This resource is dedicated to giving both Lakota and non-Lakota audiences access to the
Smithsonians extensive collection of winter counts. Many teachers in the U.S. and Canada
are already using winter counts as focal points for lesson plans in math, history and social
studies. By creating this on-line database of winter count entries collected from ten winter
counts and including supporting educational material, we hope that more educators will
use these primary sources in the classroom.
This lesson and teacher guide on Lakota winter counts was created to facilitate the incorporation of
Lakota winter counts into your primary and middle school curriculum. Again, all supporting materials
are included here, providing relevant background information, visual material, topic suggestions,
sample lesson plans and resource lists. I hope this format works for both in-school and homeschool
environments
Lone Dogs Winter Count Lesson, Grades 4-8 (pdf)
Lone Dogs Winter Count Teacher Guide, Grades 4-8 (pdf)
Supporting and Supplement Material (pdf unless indicated):
 Among the Sioux, A Story of the Twin Cities and the Two Dakotas
 Among the Sioux, A Story of the Twin Cities and the Two Dakotas.epub
 Fort Peck and Sioux Tribal History
 Glossary of Lakota Winter Counts
 In Camp among the Sioux, Lakota Texts by Alice Fletcher
 Introduction to Dakota Culture and History
 Lakota Sioux  Indian Dance Theater Cue Sheet
 Map of the Great Sioux Reservation (1868-1889), Black & White
 Map of the Great Sioux Reservation (1868-1889), Color
 Peoples of the Great Plains
 Rosebud Sioux Wacipi Image
 Sioux Indians Hunting Painting
 The Winter Counts with pictures
 The Year The Stars Fell 1833, Lone Dog Winter Count.mp4 video
 US vs Sioux Nation Court Case Excerpt
 What Are Winter Counts, Interviews.mp4 video
 Who Are the Lakota, Historical Overview.mp4 video
 What Are Winter Counts Overview
 Who Are The Lakota
 Winter Count by Thomas Red Owl Haukaas
Lone Dogs Winter Count Lakota Graphics (jpg format):
 Americans Horse picture
 Battiste Good picture
 Big Missouri Wintercount on cloth
 Cloud Shield picture
 Flame picture
 Lone Dog picture
 Long Soldier
 Rosebud picture
 Swan picture
 The Year The Stars Fell 1833, Lone Dog Winter Count
 Thin Elks Winter Count 1
 Thin Elks Winter Count 2
 Unattributed Winter Count
Lone Dog picture
Long Soldier
The Year The Stars Fell 1833, Lone Dog Winter Count
Battiste Good picture
-love learning -your best ed lessons guru, Scott

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  • 2. The Year The Stars Fell 1833, Lone Dog Winter Count.mp4 video US vs Sioux Nation Court Case Excerpt What Are Winter Counts, Interviews.mp4 video Who Are the Lakota, Historical Overview.mp4 video What Are Winter Counts Overview Who Are The Lakota Winter Count by Thomas Red Owl Haukaas Lone Dogs Winter Count Lakota Graphics (jpg format): Americans Horse picture Battiste Good picture Big Missouri Wintercount on cloth Cloud Shield picture Flame picture Lone Dog picture Long Soldier Rosebud picture Swan picture The Year The Stars Fell 1833, Lone Dog Winter Count Thin Elks Winter Count 1 Thin Elks Winter Count 2 Unattributed Winter Count Lone Dog picture
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