Weapons/ Tools
Food
Clothing
Shelter
Extra
100
Other than walking, draw a type of transportation the First Nations people use?
What is canoe, horse.
100
What kind of plants would First Nations eat?
What is roots, bark, leaves, berries (saskatoons, chokecherries, raspberries), and vegetables (wild turnip, camas lily)
100
What clothing did First Nations men wear?
What is moccasins, and deer-hide pants and shirts
100
What direction does the tipi door face?
What is East.
100
Explain the type of religion First Nations people believe in.
What is everything has a spirit.
200
How did the travois help the Native people?
What is help move the tipi, used to carry heavy objects or food.
200
Draw a picture using your erasable boards a way that meat was prepared during the winter months.
What is during the winter, meat was hung inside near the fire or was made into jerky.
200
Draw a picture of what First Nations warriors would have worn.
What is chest plate, pants, moccasins, and head dress.
200
How was the tipi heated?
What is fireplace in the middle with a smoke hole at the top of the tipi.
200
What are the basic needs the Native people needed to survive?
What is food, clothing, shelter, transportation, religion, recreation, occupations.
300
Name a weapon and describe what it is made of.
What is, for example, spear. It is made from rock, sinew and wood.
300
Name three ways the First Nations people hunted bison.
What is a few hunters stalking, pretending to be wolves; bison pound-round corral with narrow drive lines; bison jump-stampede bison over a cliff.
300
True or False. Almost everyone had a special set of clothing for special occasions.
What is True.
300
What are tipis made from?
What is tanned bison hides and wooden poles tied at the top.
300
Name the First Nation tribes that lived in the Coronation Area.
What is the Blackfoot and Cree.
400
Name 3 parts of an animal that is reused the next year to create a tool or weapon.
What is buffalo stomach - pot, hoof - glue, buffalo horn - cups, bones - knives.
400
Name four animals that the First Nations people hunted.
What is elk, antelope, rabbits, coyotes, bear, bison, deer
400
If you were having clothing made for you, what would you order? What would it be made from?
What is made from tanned skin of either deer, elk, or antelope. Women: knee length leggings, dress ankle length, and moccasins. Men: knee length leggings, breech clout, buckskin shirt, moccasins.
400
What materials do you need to build a tipi?
What is buffalo hides, pine poles, wooden pins, ropes
400
They type of technology the Native people use.
What is wood, stone, bone, and hides.
500
Name 5 weapons the First Nations people used in war or for hunting.
What is Bow and arrow, spear, axe, tommahawk, cache, knife.
500
Name 4 ways that food was prepared.
What is stone pounder, wood fire, rock mallet, pemmican.
500
How were First Nations babies carried around?
What is they were wrapped in moss bags and ties to a cradle board.
500
Draw a tipi. What kind of decorations were used?
What is bone for beads, hair in bundle, feather in bundle, rock to form a tipi ring.
500
What did the Native people use Bison for? (name something from each need. ex. food, clothing, shelter, etc.)
What is jerky, pemmican, robes, moccasins, tipi outer and inner walls, horn spoons, cups, tools, knives, glue, sinew thread, jewelry, water jug, hair to stuff pillows, bone scrapers, dried chips for fuel.
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