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Native American Lore Honor Requirements
Wikibooks Native American Lore Answers

We are fortunate to live in an area that is rich in Native American history. Here are a few ideas of places that you might want to take your club to visit when teaching this honor.

• Russell Cave National Monument, Alabama
• Etowah Indian Mounds State Historic Park
• Kolomoki Mounds Historic Park
• Ocmulgee National Monument
• Red Clay State Historic Park 
• Old Stone Fort State Archeological Park
• Mammoth Cave, KY
• Cherokee, NC
• New Echota Historic Site
• Fort Mountain State Park
• Chief Vann House Historic Site

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Native American Events

• ​500 Nations - Native Americans
• American Indian - Past and Present

Craft Project Ideas

• Native American Burlap Weaving
• Native American Coil Pots
• Buffalo Hides - making a sample of Petroglyphs
• Sioux Indian War Bonnet
• Painted Paddles
• How to make Totem Poles
• Native American Games, Dances, and Crafts​​

Teepees (or Tipis)

• Plains Architecture: Tipis and Sweatlodges
• The "What's in a House?" Educational Program
• Teepee Plans 10'
• Painting the Teepee​