Your students will gain a positive image of North American Indian culture and achievements and greater awareness of their historic mistreatment through the colorful contents of this Jackdaw. Hands-on exhibits — pictures of famous chiefs; a map of tribe locations; religious, cultural and domestic displays; even uncovered Indian myths and secrets — will help students define the usually vague conception of “Indians,” and form an appreciation for Indian peoples and their societies. Historian: Marigold Coleman. The contents of this Jackdaw feature:

• Map of North America showing best known tribes.
• Notes on the tribes.
• Famous Indian chiefs — a picture sheet.
• The religion of the Indian.
• Indian myths.
• Ceremonial masks, with instructions on how to make one.
• “Hunting the Buffalo” — by Indian artist Blackbear Bosin.
• Indian houses.
• Indian art / a picture sheet.
• Hopi petition to government, 1894, with totemic symbols.
• How to do it: Indian secrets and methods.