Webliography

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Totem Poles

All About Totem Poles
http://www.virtualmuseum.ca/English/Teacher/haida_culture.html
Audience: Upper elementary and middle school classrooms

The Virtual Museum of Canada Teachers’ Centre page about the Haida people and culture is an excellent starting point for learning about totem poles. Explore each link as you scroll down the page. Read a story about the first totem pole, see an exhibit and pictures of totem poles; learn about the Haida way of life, their art, and traditions.

Totem Pole Project
http://www.enchantedlearning.com/crafts/na/totempole/
Audience: Upper elementary students

Enchanted Learning’s simple directions for students to make a totem pole from a paper towel tube.

Totem Schematic
http://www.diduknow.info/world/object4_que1.html
Audience: Elementary school classrooms

Did U Know’s simple schematic totem pole drawing. Click on its various parts and get an explanation of the image.

Totem Pole Circle
http://www.woodlandwideweb.the-office.org.uk/totempoles.htm
Audience: All ages

Take a look at the totem pole circle created by students and teachers at Woodland Grange School in England. This is a cool project that any school, or even a family, could take on.