games

Text and accompanying photographs present the Native American history of lacrosse, a sport with worldwide popularity and over 300,000 non-Indian players in the United States and Canada.

This is a resource for teachers who like to teach, who like to say to students things like "Do this or that, " "Look at this or that, " who like to say these sorts of things more than things like "Turn to page blah-blah-blah." A resource which attempts to account for the fact that however easily an idea might be communicated, and however much a teacher might want to implement it, that to implement it typically requires the production of materials, a time consuming and energy draining enterprise.

This is a resource for teachers who like to teach, who like to say to students things like "Do this or that, " "Look at this or that, " who like to say these sorts of things more than things like "Turn to page blah-blah-blah." A resource which attempts to account for the fact that however easily an idea might be communicated, and however much a teacher might want to implement it, that to implement it typically requires the production of materials, a time consuming and energy draining enterprise.

A classified and illustrated list of all games of chance and games of dexterity played by Native Americans.

Describes the sport of lacrosse, its origins, and connections to the Iroquois, or Haudenosaunee, peoples.

Looks at the types of games played by various Native tribes in different regions of North America, and explains how they were played, as well as their religious and social significance.

A collection of Native American games and toys including thorough directions and information about who, when and why they were utilized.