High School ELA Literacy

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  One of nine federally recognized tribes in the State of Oregon. As a western Oregon Treaty Tribe, we are a sovereign tribal community known as a caring people, dedicated to the principles of honesty and integrity.
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  Since restoration in 1983, Tribal efforts have focused on rebuilding Tribal institutions, strengthening tribal culture, and developing service and educational programs designed to meet the needs of Tribal members.
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  This page highlights some of the larger projects currently under development by the Confederated Tribes of Grand Ronde. These projects will allow the Tribe to expand its ties throughout its homelands, extend services to its members and diversify the Tribe’s economic base.
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Welcome to the CTGR High School ELA Unit

The lesson plans below are easily modified and adaptable to the needs of any classroom. They place an emphasis on identity and presence for Native Americans. These lessons can be taught in-conjunction with each other or as stand-alone lessons. The lessons cover a variety of topics including identity, stereotypes, multiple perspectives, and language revitalization. If you are looking for more Native American stories to apply these concepts, we have provided a list of recommended Native American titles to help further educate students about Native American history and culture.

The Recommended Reading List can be found in the “Other Resources” section of the Curriculum webpage. The lesson plans below include both PDF and presentation documents to be used in the classroom.

Questions: Contact our Curriculum Specialist at cheyanne.heidt@grandronde.org.

Tribal History Curriculum

Curriculum Specialist - Cheyanne Heidt |Phone: 503-879-2144 |Email: Cheyanne.Heidt@grandronde.org | Social Media Links

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