Paper Totem Poles (click here) is a bright, colorful website devoted to the making of totem pole designs. This site is full of historical information about Native American Indians, cultural details and information on religious observations of which the totem pole plays an important part. This website is loaded with free printable Native American Indian totem poles designs, templates, how-to-draw, images and explanation. Teachers, parents and homeschoolers will find not only many great free printable totem pole crafts, but information about the totem pole. This resource will be very helpful to the teacher planning a unit on native American Indian culture.
To make a paper totem pole craft with your children, homeschool or classroom, the easiest way is to print the paper totem pole templates, color them and glue the colored pictures on a recycled cardboard paper towel tube. The arrangement and order of the animals on the totem pole is important in Native American Indian culture. The animals form a hierarchy. The animals also represent the guiding spirits of each native clan or tribe. Paper Totem Poles teaches students how to arrange the animal images on the totem pole.
While animals are important elements on the totem pole, Paper Totem Poles has other categories of native designs, also: celestial, birds, spirit, people, water, elements and insects. Please enjoy your exploration of Native American Indians; I have more happy memories of my time in the Tlinget tribes than I could ever relate.
Published by Marilisa Kinney Sachteleben
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