Learn360 is the premier source for streaming videos for K-12 classrooms. Over 375,000 digital resources are available on Learn 360 now, including content from respected producers like A&E, BBC, HBO & National Geographic. You can browse Learn 360 by subject, standard and/or grade- resources are available for all subjects and ages. Sample video titles related to indigenous people include:

• Indigenous Peoples of the American Southwest (gr. K-5) - Learn all about the Indigenous Peoples of the American Southwest. Who were the Hopi, the Navajo and the Mojave people? How did they usually get food? What was Bosque Redondo? What is Old Oriabi? What was the Pueblo Revolt of 1680? Who were the Code Talkers? These questions and more are covered in depth with detailed graphics, engaging examples and exciting video. 

• Indigenous Peoples' Day (gr. K-5) - Indigenous Peoples' Day pays tribute to America's original inhabitants, honoring their rich cultures, languages, and significant contributions to the nation.

• Native American Life (gr. 3-5) - Investigates the daily lives of Native American peoples from different regions, distinguishes the differences between Woodland Native Americans and Desert Native Americans, as well as shows many artifacts and cultural elements of such tribes.

Note:  All staff and students in O²CM schools have access to Learn 360 if they purchase Mediaconnect. 

Explore Native American Heritage Month with PBS LearningMedia

PBS LearningMedia offers free, classroom-ready videos, lesson plans, and activities for New York educators. Explore Indigenous histories, cultures, and contemporary experiences with these resources:

• Molly of Denali: Grandpa’s Drum (K–2): Join Molly and Tooey as they uncover Grandpa Nat’s past and explore cultural identity, Alaska Native traditions, and using informational texts.

• Molly of Denali: Molly & Elizabeth (K–2): Explore stereotypes and discrimination as Molly and Tooey learn about Alaska Native civil rights activist Elizabeth Peratrovich.

• Honoring Indigenous Experiences (PreK–2): Introduce Alaska Native values through guided activities, vocabulary development, and collaborative learning.

• Borderlands: The Tongva (3–5): Examine Tongva life in the Los Angeles Basin before and after the arrival of the Spanish.

• Iroquois or Haudenosaunee? (3–8): Hear Onondaga storyteller Perry Ground explain the origins of these names and why the distinction matters.

• Native American Heritage Collection: Explore Indigenous art, history, and culture through the perspectives of historians, artists, students, and scientists.

• An Educator’s Guide to Expanding Narratives About American History & Culture (Professional learning): Discover resources curated by educator Vivett Dukes that elevate stories by and about Black, Indigenous, and People of Color.