First Nations Histories
A very complete history of  approximately 240 tribal histories. They are limited to the lower 48 states of the U.S. but also include those First Nations from Canada and Mexico that had important roles. 
 

Exploring Native Americans Through Literature
This site offers several good suggestions for studying Native American cultures through the effective medium of literature.
 

Indian Photographs from the American Memory Collection
 

Indian Uses of the Buffalo
 

Native American Links
 

Native American Website
 

Native American WebQuest
 

Native American Tribal Websites
 

Native American Chart
 

Native Americans
 

Native American Activities
Education World offers 12 lessons to help students learn about Native American history and cultures
 

Native American Recipes
Students experience a taste of Native American foods. Students prepare some foods, including journey cake (a kind of corn bread), that are popular in some Native American cultures.
 

Native American Crafts
Choose between a totem pole, a kachina doll, a teepee, a rainstick, a canoe, a dream catcher, or a rattle in these fairly simple but eye -catching crafts for early elementary children.
 

Native Americans: Then and Now
Contact between European cultures and indigenous American peoples brought with it many difficult clashes, misunderstandings, and abuses that continue to be issues today. This unit plan examines these difficult topics from both sides. This teaching unit is intended for high school students.
 

 Official Websites of Indian Tribes
 

The Study of Native Americans
 

The Trial of Standing Bear
In an historical trial in which Standing Bear argued his rights to return to his home territory, the United States government for the first time conferred citizenship rights upon a Native American.
 

What's In a Name?
Fully twenty-eight states in America can point to Native American derivations of their names. Students must research the origins of all fifty states--have them work together in groups--and then see how many of the 28 they located with names of Native American origins.

The Hopi Indians
 

Hopi Indian Civilization
 

The Official Website of the Hopi People
 

Iroquois Indian Museum
 

Northwest Coast Indian artifacts
 

Northwest Coast Indian History and Culture
 

The Northwest Coast Indians
 

Life as a Wampanoag
Meet Fast Turtle, a warrior counsel of the Wampanoag tribe. An interview presents Thanksgiving at Plimoth in 1621 from a Wampanoag point of view in this fictionalized, online presentation.
 

A Virtual Tour:  the Woodland Indians
Journey back to the year 1550, before the Pilgrims arrived, and learn about daily life in this excellent on-line exhibit. Learn how woodlands tribes built wigwams, made stone tools, caught fish, prepared food, and more.

Indians of Mexico and South America