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31	The Sign of the Beaver – Reading for Fact and Fiction for Middle School – grade 7/8 Elizabeth Sky-McIlvain Freeport Middle School Add to Reading List Source URL: www.leasttern.com Language: English First Nations Wabanaki Penobscot River Penobscot Maine Languages of North America First Nations in Atlantic Canada The Sign of the Beaver Penobscot people
32	The Sign of the Beaver – Reading for Fact and Fiction for Middle School – grade 7/8 Elizabeth Sky-McIlvain Freeport Middle School [removed] Add to Reading List Source URL: www.leasttern.com Language: English First Nations Wabanaki Penobscot River Penobscot Maine Languages of North America First Nations in Atlantic Canada The Sign of the Beaver Penobscot people
33	Title 30: FEDERALLY RECOGNIZED INDIAN TRIBES Chapter 601: MAINE INDIAN CLAIMS SETTLEMENT Table of Contents Part 4. INDIAN TERRITORIES.............................................................................. Section Add to Reading List Source URL: www.mainelegislature.org Language: English - Date: 2014-10-06 23:59:06 Algonquian peoples Eastern Algonquian languages Languages of the United States United States Aboriginal title in the United States Joint Tribal Council of the Passamaquoddy Tribe v. Morton Passamaquoddy people Maliseet people Nonintercourse Act First Nations in Atlantic Canada First Nations Maine
34	Microsoft Word - fcdoc04-8 Harmonization of Reports.doc Add to Reading List Source URL: archive.nafo.int Language: English - Date: 2011-07-11 08:56:13 Software engineering ALGOL 68 Computing Fisheries science Fishing industry Water transport Vessel monitoring system Programming language theory Northwest Atlantic Fisheries Organization Procedural programming languages
35	Wabanaki World View – Key Points for Middle School Updated online at: _http://www.leasttern.com/Wabanaki/Lessons/WorldView.htm_ Elizabeth Sky-McIlvain Freeport Middle School [removed]_ Add to Reading List Source URL: www.leasttern.com Language: English History of North America Aboriginal peoples in Canada Eastern Algonquian languages Languages of the United States First Nations in Quebec Penobscot people Wabanaki Confederacy Wabanaki Maliseet people First Nations First Nations in Atlantic Canada Algonquian peoples
36	Wabanaki Treaties & Timelines – Short Answer Study Questions for Middle School Elizabeth Sky-McIlvain Freeport Middle School [removed]_ Add to Reading List Source URL: www.leasttern.com Language: English Languages of North America First Nations Algonquian peoples Penobscot people Wabanaki Royal Commission on Aboriginal Peoples Passamaquoddy people First Nations in Atlantic Canada Eastern Algonquian languages Languages of the United States
37	Penobscot Land Transfer of 1833 – Points of View Learning through Primary Documents Elizabeth Sky-McIlvain Freeport Middle School [removed]_ Add to Reading List Source URL: www.leasttern.com Language: English Languages of North America First Nations Maine Penobscot people Penobscot River Penobscot Passamaquoddy people Penobscot Indian Island Reservation Joseph Orono Eastern Algonquian languages First Nations in Atlantic Canada Languages of the United States
38	Penobscot Land Transfer of 1833 Reading Primary Sources Unit Theme: Wabanaki Studies – Contact & Conflict Organizing Idea: Interactions with Europeans changed the land and the ways in which Wabanaki people were able to Add to Reading List Source URL: www.leasttern.com Language: English Teaching First Nations Wabanaki Lesson Languages of North America Languages of the United States First Nations in Atlantic Canada Penobscot people Learning
39	Vocabulary – Teacher Guide to accompany Indian Stereotypes activities 1. stereotype – a exaggerated and/or over-simplified representation (in images, mental images, words) of the characteristics of a category of peop Add to Reading List Source URL: www.leasttern.com Language: English Aboriginal peoples in Canada Eastern Algonquian languages Languages of the United States Americas Penobscot people Squaw Abenaki people Maliseet people Wabanaki First Nations in Atlantic Canada Algonquian peoples First Nations
40	Penobscot Land Transfer of[removed]Reading Primary Sources Unit Theme: Wabanaki Studies – Contact & Conflict Organizing Idea: Interactions with Europeans changed the land and the ways in which Wabanaki people were able Add to Reading List Source URL: www.leasttern.com Language: English Teaching Wabanaki Lesson First Nations Languages of North America Languages of the United States First Nations in Atlantic Canada Penobscot people Learning

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