Ready to get your students engaged with a Native American art project? Native American Totem Pole art projects are a student favorite. Inspire your students’ creativity while celebrating Native American Heritage Month and the rich culture of Native American tribes. 

Designed for upper elementary students (3rd - 5th grade), it is easily adapted for middle school.  Students love these 5 highly engaging projects that each student may personalize. The lesson is cross-curricular to easily reinforce information from core subjects with included cross-curricular & literacy connections.

This resource includes:

✅   Cross-curricular lesson with step-by-step instructions & photos for 5
projects 

✅   Totem pole drawing guide

✅   Project variations

✅   Cross-curricular & literacy connections

✅   Totem pole template

✅   Totem pole facts & photos

✅   Built-in differentiation tips

✅   Totem pole carver information

✅   National Arts Standards & TEKS (Texas) for 3rd - 5th grades

WHAT OTHER TEACHERS SAID

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ “My students loved this resource and were incredibly engaged. Thank you!” 

-Adam M.

These cross-curricular art projects have varying difficulty levels, making it easy to differentiate for your students. Choose a different project for grade levels or classes, let students select a project, or students may complete multiple projects to create a dynamic artwork display! 

This resource is ready to use - just assemble materials for students. This resource is in a PDF file and contains 31 pages. Get it today and let your students start their Native American Totem Pole art projects! 

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Thank you!

Deborah

Down in the Art Room