
Additional Resources
Videos, Interactives, Lesson Plans, and More!
The true story of a Lakota child who survived the Wounded Knee massacre, only to be adopted as a "living curio" by a prominent white couple. What follows is another tragedy - a life of racism, abuse, poverty, and heartbreak.
Videos, Interactives, Lesson Plans, and More!
A winter count is a pictographic record of historical/memorable events for a tiospaye (community). The site incudes lesson plans, videos, background information, and interviews. (Photo Taken at The Buechel Memorial Lakota Museum, St. Francis, SD)
Watch online, activity ideas, and more.
It is impossible to know how many lives Nellie Two Bulls has influenced. She was referred to as "Grandma Nellie" by thousands. (Archival Video)
Provides educators and students with new perspectives on Native American history and cultures.
High School South Dakota Rodeo Queen Has Passion For Animal Care
Information, Video, and Photos
Video and guide
Video series designed for kids in PreK through 4th grade.
For K-12 Teachers and Parents
Video, guide, and more!
Stories of Pine Ridge Video Series
Select Grade and Resource Type
St. Mary's Boarding School
Meet a Lakota Code Talker
God speaks in the wisdom of an ancestors, and in daily inspiration.
Native American Resources
From 7 Generation games
From 7 Generation Games
On this page you will find educational resources for the Dakota Pathways episode called People of the Bison. There is an episode guide, additional videos, activities, and more.
On this page you will find educational resources for the Dakota Pathways episode called A Dark Day. There is an episode guide, additional videos, activities, and more.
Craig Howe is the Director of the CAIRNS
Creation Of Moon Phases
Craig Howe is the Director of the CAIRNS
North Star Romance
Craig Howe is the Director of the CAIRNS
Fallen Stars and Devil's Tower
Craig Howe is the Director of the CAIRNS
Milky Way Spirit Path
Craig Howe is the Director of the CAIRNS
The Forest, The Treaty, And The Precedent For Returning Seized Land
Medicine Knoll, in Central South Dakota, exhibits an ancient and peculiar knowledge of place, in the form of an enormous snake.
There are runic legends written in stone on hilltops across SD: giant snakes, turtles, mythical beasts, and sacred symbols. The meanings are a mystery to most of us.
Three seemingly ordinary stones sit on a hill above some cabins at the Oahe Sunset Lodge on Lake Pocasse, just west of Pollock, South Dakota.
Recipes from PBS Food, including Cherokee bean bread and squash pie.
What Is “Pre-Colonial” Cooking?
What began as 3 hives have turned into 50 and the Honey Lodge program on the Rosebud Indian Reservation has become a place where youth learn about the land, the importance of pollinators, and how to engage their entrepreneurial spirit.