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28 July 2026

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Help pupils explore storytelling through art with this engaging totem pole craft inspired by the traditions of Native American and First Nations peoples of the Pacific Northwest Coast.

In this hands-on art activity, pupils create a personalised totem pole using animal symbols that represent their personality, strengths, interests and favourite qualities. Younger children can simply choose their favourite animals, while older pupils can use the symbolism chart to design a totem pole that tells a meaningful story about themselves.

This differentiated project is suitable for a wide range of ages and abilities, making it ideal for mixed-age groups, primary classrooms and home education.

Included:
• Printable animal templates
• Animal symbolism reference chart
• Project instructions
• Easier option for younger pupils
• More detailed option for older pupils

Perfect for:
• Art lessons
• Cultural studies
• Indigenous peoples topics
• Home education
• Cross-curricular learning
• End-of-term activities
• Cover lessons

A fun, creative project that encourages self-expression, storytelling and an appreciation of Indigenous-inspired art traditions.

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