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8 Amazing Totem Pole Crafts For Kids

June 18, by Kristen Stephens. Leave a Comment

We searched all over the internet to bring you the best free Totem pole kids craft activities and projects. All of these kids craft projects are for Native American Totem poles. Perfect for class activities and lesson plans.

Did you know that November is National American Indian Heritage Month. 

We Understand and respect that there are believed to be over 550 tribal affiliations in the USA. They are all diverse and have different languages and different cultural customs. This is why it is important to do your research before teaching your kids or class. Do not lump everyone together. If you do not know the answer don’t assume. 

Totem poles are monumental carvings, a Native American Art consisting of poles, posts or pillars, carved with symbols or figures. They are usually made from large trees, mostly western red cedar.

These kids craft project use paper, card and recycled materials.

Check out these children’s stories about totem poles

 

 


.Totem Pole Kids Craft

 

 

Cut out Totem pole by DLTK

 

 


Paper Craft Totem Pole Art Project


Native Indian Totem Pole Kids Craft Activity

Recycled Jugs and Container Totem Pole Craft Project.

 

Art Studio Totem Poles 

Kids Craft Paper Totem Poles by Kiwico

Paper Roll Totem Poles

 

 

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