A Respectful Look at Native Life Today
Native American Presence Today begins with a strong foundation: learning with respect, asking better questions, and moving beyond stereotypes. Module 1 is a ready-to-use starting point for classrooms, homeschool families, libraries, and community programs.
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TESTIMONIALS
What our students are saying...
"I was a part of the initial test and it is great for teaching children."
- Sandra Taylor
"This is excelent to assit with explaining that there are Nativie people that exists today."
- John Grasco
" I bought it for my children for homeschooling, and I learned so much myself."
- Roberta Johnson
MODULES
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Identity And Community
Learners explore identity and hear from Native youth about everyday life and community roles.
Eastern Woodlands Today
Discover Eastern Woodlands nations, languages, and present day cultural practices.
Caring For Land
Hands on activities show how Native groups lead in caring for land, water, and wildlife.
Life On The Ranch
Step inside contemporary ranch life and see how tradition and technology work together.
Storytelling Voices
Students practice listening to and telling stories while respecting cultural protocols.
Modern Native Writers
Explore poems, essays, and comics from modern Native writers, then guide students to write their own pieces.
Native Art Today
Dive into contemporary Native art, from beadwork to digital media, and create class projects inspired by them.
Facilitator Toolkit
Tips, rubrics, and extra resources for teachers, parents, and facilitators to adapt every lesson with confidence.
Teach About Native Life Today
Give learners an accurate, engaging view of present day Native American communities through ready to use lessons.
Here's what you get:
A clear, age-appropriate introduction to culture and identity
Guidance for respectful curiosity (how to ask and learn without stereotypes)
Activities and reflection prompts learners can complete independently or in groups
A short end-of-module quiz to check understanding
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ABOUT YOUR INSTRUCTOR
Meet Tyrese
“Bright Flower”
Gould Jacinto
Tyrese “Bright Flower” Gould Jacinto is an Indigenous author, artist, poet, and educator from Southern New Jersey. She created Native American Presence Today to help learners connect the past to the present and understand Native communities as living people today. Her teaching style is warm, reflective, and grounded in respect, responsibility, and real-life learning.
Indigenous author, artist, poet, and educator based in Southern New Jersey
Creator of Native American Presence Today, a learning experience centered on respectful, present-day understanding
Teaches learners to move beyond “past-only” narratives and recognize Native communities as living people today
Brings a warm, reflective approach grounded in respect, responsibility, and careful language
Shares learning through story, art, and guided reflection—designed to fit real classrooms and busy families
Developed through real collaboration with educators and shaped by what students actually ask and notice
WHO IS THIS FOR...
For teachers, homeschool families, librarians, and youth leaders who want trustworthy Native studies material.
Elementary Teachers
Middle School Teachers
Homeschool Parents
Librarians
Youth Group Leaders
Community Educators
After School Programs
Museum Educators
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STILL GOT QUESTIONS?
Frequently Asked Questions
What ages is Module 1 for?
It works well for all grades, and can be adapted for younger or older learners with discussion support.
Is this the full curriculum?
Not yet. Right now, you’re getting Module 1—the foundation module—so you can begin teaching with respect and clarity.
How long does Module 1 take?
Most groups can complete it in 1–2 sessions, or you can stretch it across a week with reflections.
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