My House is my Home
Where in Texas?
Mmm! Give me Food!
Interesting Facts
Vocabulary
100
These unfriendly Indians lived in teepees made of buffalo skin.
Comanche tribe
100
Who lived in the southeast part of Texas near the coast?
Karankawa
100
This is how the Karankawa people got their food.
fishing
100
This tribe gave Texas its name, which means friend.
The Caddo tribe
100
This is the type of a brick that the Jumano people used to build their villages.
adobe
200
These fishermen Indians were nomads and did not have a permanent home.
Karankawa Indians
200
This tribe lived in the desert of west Texas where the climate is very dry and hot.
Jumano
200
This is how the Jumano tribe got their food.
Farmers Jumano - j jardin - j
200
This tribe was great at making pottery.
the Caddo Tribe
200
This is a word for a person who does not have a permanent place to live.
nomad
300
These busy Indians had large houses that looked like bee-hives, made out of wood and grass.
Caddo tribe
300
These Indians lived in east Texas, in the coastal and great plains region.
Caddo
300
The Caddo people were herbavores. This means they were -
farmers
300
These Indians were experts at horseback riding!
the Comanche tribe
300
This Spanish word means village.
pueblo
400
These friendly Indians lived in villages made of adobe brick.
Jumano tribe
400
This tribe lived in north Teas, in the Central Plains region.
Comanche
400
The furocious Comanche people were carnivores. They got their food by -
hunting buffalo and trading for food
400
This tribe was so unfriendly and enjoyed fighting in wars!
Comanche
400
This type of mobile home was where the Comanche people lived. It looks like a camping tent.
teepee
500
These buffalo hunters were nomads, and did not have a permanent place to live.
Lipan-Apache tribe
500
This tribe lived in the south of Texas, in the great plains region.
Lipan-Apache
500
The Lipan - Apache tribe got their food in the same way as the Comanche tribe.
hunting
500
This was the only tribe to use canoes to search for their food when they got hungry.
Karankawa tribe
500
This is another name for an Indian neighborhood, where many Indians still live on today.
reservation
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