Hunting
Farming & Folklore
Men, Women, & Children
100

Three types of large animals hunted by the Woodlands Tribes.

What are moose, caribou, and deer?

100

The three main crops harvested by these Native Americans were...

What are corn, beans, and squash?

100

Children had responsibilities, such as carrying this clear liquid.

What is water?

200

Along the coast they fished for...

What is shellfish?

200

Farming was a big deal to Native Americans because it allowed the group to make these three things.

What are making pottery, tools, and clothing?

200

True or false: boys helped out by hunting with a bow and arrow.

What is true?

300

Woodlands Tribes used materials from the ocean in two ways - name one way these materials were used.

What are decorative ornaments and goods for trading?

300

The Three Sisters are named for these popular Native American crops.

What are corn, beans, and squash?

300

Girls helped out by making these two items necessary for Native American daily life.

What are pottery and clothing?

400

Stone, clay, and animal skins were used to create these three everyday objects.

What are utensils, weapons, and clothing?

400

In the legend of The Three Sisters, in what two ways were they different from each other?

What are in size and way of dressing?

400

Name three responsibilities of Native American women essential for daily survival.

What are:
1. Planting and caring for the crops (farming).
2. Caring for the children.
3. Cooking the food.
4. Making baskets
5. Sewing clothing

500

Native Americans also trapped small animals from the woods, such as ____ and ______. 

What are turkeys and rabbits?

500

The three sisters were all alike in this way.

What is, they all loved each other and stayed together?

500

Name three responsibilities of Native American men essential for daily survival.

What are:
1. Clearing the fields for planting
2. Catching animals for food (hunting)
3. Trading
4. Making canoes
5. Making weapons
6. Building shelters such as longhouses

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