Factual documentary in movie form suitable for all ages. Absolutely the best way to explain manifest destiny with respect to Americans and Native Americans.

This documentary is interesting as well as heart breaking. Children of all ages and races should watch this film. This is the true trail of tears. This should be a requirement in all schools.

Suitable for young girls, replace those preteen trash novels with real history. A romantic story about a young white girl who is captured by a teenage Indian warrior. She is forced to learn her army is the cause of their devastation. She also learns acceptance of a race she thought to hate and develops sweet INNOCENT love with her captor.

Brother Bear 1 and 2 are both funny stories about a Native American bear that learns hard lessons in life.

Suitable for elementary students. A colorful book about Indian folk lore and lessons in life.

Suitable for young children but interesting for the whole family. A sweet almost heart breaking tale about a mixed Cherokee child living in the great depression.

Preteen - teenagers ; Cherokee, Navajo, and Cheyenne history. Will truly open your student's eyes to the past before them.

Quite bloody but gives our youth a sense of understanding of what life was like for families during the American Revolution.

All ages.

Older youths. Has some tragic moments but covers Trail of tears, Comanche wars, the Alamo, and Civil War told in the eyes of three young women.

Whole family. Depression era and true story.

Perfect for elementary school age children