Indigenous America

Long before farming and permanent settlements, the first peoples of North America lived as hunter-gatherers. These early societies relied on hunting animals, fishing, and gathering wild plants for survival. Their way of life required deep knowledge of the environment and the ability to adapt to changing seasons. In this lesson, students will explore how hunter-gatherer … Read more

Migration into a New World Thousands of years ago, long before recorded history in North America, the first people began arriving on the continent. These early groups traveled great distances, likely from Asia, during the last Ice Age. Over time, they spread across North and South America, adapting to different environments and developing unique cultures. … Read more