Native American Indian Languages
Native American Nations
What's new on our site today!

Find Native American ancestors in your family tree
|
Welcome to Native Languages of the Americas! You have reached the American Indians State by State section of our website, a new educational project designed to provide information about indigenous people in different U.S. states. Follow the links to the right of our tribal map for more information about the language, culture and history of each Tennessee tribe, or scroll below the map for Tennessee Indian activities including a wordsearch, fact sheets for kids about each tribe, and worksheets teaching words from the different Native American languages of Tennessee. Feel free to print any of these materials out for classroom use!
American Indians in Tennessee |
The Cherokee tribe The Chickasaw tribe The Koasati tribe The Quapaw tribe The Shawnee tribe The Yuchi tribe |
Chikamaka Cherokees:
Etowah Cherokee Nation:
Tennessee Tribes Word Search: Printable puzzle hiding the names of Tennessee's Indian tribes.
Tennessee Language Greetings: Learn to say "hello" in several Native Tennessee languages.
Tennessee Native Animals: Learn the Native American names of Tennessee animals.
Write Your Name In Cherokee: Directions for using the Cherokee writing system to spell English names.
Tennessee Indian Facts for Kids:
Answers to frequently asked questions about the tribes of Tennessee.
Tennessee Indian Dictionary: Introducing Tennessee's Native American history and culture to kids.
Tennessee's Indian Peoples: History of the Cherokees and other Tennessee Indians.
Tribes That Slumber: Indians of the Tennessee Region: Interesting ethnography of the Native American tribes of Tennessee.
Tennessee Commission of Indian Affairs:
Organization representing the interests of Tennessee's Native American community.
Native Nashville:
News, historical and genealogicl information, and links related to Tennessee Indian tribes.

Back to the index of Native American tribes
Back to our index of Indian tribes by state
Back to our Native American websites for kids

Native American dwelling
American Indian plants
Native American art
Would you like to sponsor our nonprofit work on Tennessee languages?

Contacts and FAQ page