Indigenous Peoples of Hawaii, World Book, Catherine Imaikalani Ulep (9780716658771) — Readings Books

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Indigenous Peoples of Hawaii
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Indigenous Peoples of Hawaii

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The Indigenous Peoples of North America have been the original caretakers of this land for thousands of years, shaping culture and caring for the environment. Developed in partnership with Indigenous scholars and reviewers, this eight-book series pays tribute to the contributions of different Indigenous groups. By presenting history and culture through an Indigenous lens, this set highlights the richness of Native American traditions. Readers will enjoy curriculum-aligned content that covers social structures, traditional foods, clothing, housing, transportation, spiritual beliefs, and entertainment. Vibrant visuals such as contemporary and historical photos, artwork, and updated maps complement the content and engage students.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
World Book
Date
1 May 2025
Pages
114
ISBN
9780716658771

The Indigenous Peoples of North America have been the original caretakers of this land for thousands of years, shaping culture and caring for the environment. Developed in partnership with Indigenous scholars and reviewers, this eight-book series pays tribute to the contributions of different Indigenous groups. By presenting history and culture through an Indigenous lens, this set highlights the richness of Native American traditions. Readers will enjoy curriculum-aligned content that covers social structures, traditional foods, clothing, housing, transportation, spiritual beliefs, and entertainment. Vibrant visuals such as contemporary and historical photos, artwork, and updated maps complement the content and engage students.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
World Book
Date
1 May 2025
Pages
114
ISBN
9780716658771