These Iroquois False Face masks, used in healing ceremonies, were carved directly into trees and then cut away to complete the details. You can create them with modern-day materials such as paper plates and raffia.

Here are wonderful paper chains featuring traditional Early American motifs, such as sailing boats, turkeys, tipis, beavers, and more. Easy and inexpensive for fast classroom projects. Perfect for dressing up classrooms and bulletin boards, or for  holiday decorating.

Indian chiefs, merchants, Quakers, Puritans - now it's easy for the children you teach to see what the early settlers and earliest inhabitants of America looked like! Just copy the patterns from the back of the book, color, and mount on cardstock tents for a great display. Especially fun and appropriate for Thanksgiving.

Viking men and women prided themselves on their appearance. Handsome jewelry was worn with pride. Now you can replicate the Vikings' jewelry with aluminum, clay, and other inexpensive materials for a surprisingly authentic look.

Early American settlers discovered New World foods that are an important part of America's diet today. Corn, beans, pumpkins, and squash - create them in clay to decorate this colorful  wreath of an early American garden.