Native American nations for kids
Native American nations were the first peoples of North America, and they are still here today. These guides cover the Cherokee, Mohawk, Pawnee and Miami nations. Each one explains where the nation’s homeland is, how its people lived and how they live now. The main guide explains why there is no single Native American way of life. It also looks at which words to use, and why they matter. Some nations are bringing back their own languages, which had almost stopped being spoken.
Play & learn in Native American nations
Guides with games inside: put history in order, match the pairs, spot the myth, then take the final quiz.
All 5 guides, A to Z

Cherokee Tribe Facts for Kids
Cherokee facts for kids: the Cherokee homeland, peace and war towns, daily life, Sequoyah’s 86-symbol syllabary, the Trail of Tears and the…

Miami Tribe Facts for Kids
Miami Tribe facts for kids: the Myaamia people, their homeland in Indiana and Ohio, why they live in Oklahoma, and how they…

Mohawk Nation Facts for Kids
The Mohawk nation is an indigenous nation from North America . Mohawk also known as the “ Kanyen’kehà:ka ” in the native…

Native American Facts for Kids
Native American facts for kids. Not one people but 575 tribal nations, each with its own government and language. What they built,…

Pawnee Nation Facts for Kids
Pawnee facts for kids: the four bands, earth lodge villages, their remarkable star knowledge, removal to Oklahoma in 1875, and the Pawnee…









