Pocahontas Bibliography

Anne Pemberton:

• Pocahontas Summary - a short summary of Pocahontas's life suitable for primary students or a quick review by older students.
• Visit Jamestown with Pocahontas - An interactive story in which the Reader visits Jamestown with Pocahontas.
• Pocahontas Biography - a more detailed description of Pocahontas' life suitable for elementary and older students.
• Pocahontas Timeline - a list of major events in Pocahontas' life organized by year.
• Life of Pocahontas - a narrated and illustrated version of Pocahontas' life (requires Flash).
• Pocahontas Projects - a short list of projects for elementary and older students.
• Pocahontas Picture Quiz - a narrated quiz designed for Primary students (requires Flash)
• Pocahontas Print Quiz - a printable version of the questions on the Picture Quiz and Online Quiz.

Pocahontas Net Links:

Pocahontas Coloring Pages (from Disney Movie)

Rachel Sahlman: Biography of Pocahontas

Jamestown Rediscovery: Pocahontas Story - includes the adaptation of the oil portrait of Pocahontas.

Princess Pocahontas Foundation in Gloucester, VA (includes slide show and song)

University of Virginia:

• Virtual Jamestown - includes "Arrival of the Englishmen in Virginia"," Indian Woman and Young Girl", "Indian Woman and Baby of Pomeiooc", "John Smith Upon Capture", and "Indian Food".
  
• Pocahontas, Icon at the Crossroad of Race and Gender in America - includes "The Baptism of Pocahontas" and "Pocahontas Saving John Smith". "The Abduction of Pocahontas", "The Marriage of Pocahontas", "John Rolfe and Pocahontas,"and "The Death of Pocahontas,"

The Portrait of Pocahontas - includes the historic portrait of "Pocahontas in London".

David Morenus: The Real Story of Pocahontas

Powhatan Nation: The Pocahontas Myth

Menlo School: The Pocahontas Story Illustrated - includes Portrait of John Smith.

Caleb Johnson: John Smith's Letter to Queen Anne regarding Pocahontas

America's Library: Pocahontas

Gloucester County, VA: Pocahontas, American Indian Princess

Paula Geise: Native American Opinions on the Pocahontas Movie

Old Puzzles: Portrait of Pocahontas Meeting John Smith - includes "Pocahontas and John Smith".

St. Georges Church, Gravesend, England: The Story of Princess Pocahontas - includes "English ship".

American Women: Pocahontas, A Native American Princess

Page created October 6, 2002. Anne Pemberton. Updated Wed April 23, 2008 . AP.

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