Geography
This landform is flat or gently rolling and covered with grasses.
prairie
Cone-shaped homes made with poles and animal hides.
teepees
Before bison hunts, tribes held these to honor the spirit world.
ceremonies
This animal once roamed the Plains in huge numbers and provided food.
bison
Young boys practiced hunting with these.
bows and arrows
Native Americans first settled the Great Plains around this time.
around A.D. 1300
These homes were made from logs, grasses, sticks, and soil.
lodges
An illustrated calendar painted on animal hide.
a winter count
Bison hides were used to make clothing and this type of shoe.
moccasins
Older boys learned courage during these hunts.
bison hunts
These people moved from place to place following animals they hunted.
Nomads
Teepees were helpful because they were easy to ______ and move.
set up or take down
Each year leaders chose the most important ______ to record in the winter count.
events
The fibers connecting muscles to bones used by girls as thread.
Sinew
Girls practiced sewing by making these for dolls.
doll clothes