What is a small, round house for one family made out of sticks.
100
What did Lenape people make from trees? Name 2.
What is canoes, wigwams, longhouses.
100
What boys learned to do from their parents.
What is to hunt, fish and to make tools.
100
Describe a game children played.
What is 4 moccasins and a nut. They might have danced as part of a game.
100
A scientist who studies artifacts to learn about the past is called an___________
What is an archaeologist.
200
Longhouse - describe
What is a bigger rectangular house for meetings and ceremonies.
200
What did Lenape people make from an animal they hunted, either a deer, elk or bear? Name 2
What is knives, clothes, jewlery, moccasins.
200
What girls learned to do from their mothers.
What is to cook, grind corn, make baskets and care for younger children.
200
What food did the Lenape pick? Think of what they planted by seed.
What is corn, squash, and beans.
200
___________ is the history, beliefs, and way of life that a group of people share.
What is heritage.
300
What did a sakima do?
A sakima was a Lenape wise man or woman who settled arguments for the tribe.
300
What would the Lenape gather in the woods for food? Name something that grew in the wild.
What is either strawberries, raspberries, crab apples, onions or nuts.
300
What vegetables did they have for dinner?
What is corn, squash, and beans.
300
What are 3 foods of the Lenape diet? Name one meat, one vegetable, and one fruit.
What is deer, elk, or bear. Vegetable is corn, squash, onion, or beans. Fruit is strawberry, raspberry, apple.
300
The time before people left written records is known as...
What is prehistory.
400
What is Oral Tradition?
What is information passed down by word of mouth.
400
What happened when resources ran low? What did the Lenape do when this happened?
The Lenape moved their villages to newer areas where there was more food.
400
What meat did they have for dinner.
What is deer, elk, and bear.
400
Where would celebrations held?
What is in the longhouse.
400
What is the difference between "pick" and "gather" ?
Pick is when you pick vegetables from your planted crops, and gather is when you take something that grows in the wild, without you planting it by seed.
500
What is a Hunter-gatherer?
What is a person or tribe who travels from place to place in search of food.
500
Where would the Lenape move to in the summer for resources?
What is down the shore to collect clams and oysters.
500
What chores or jobs did the children have to do?
Children were supposed to work with parents, listen to stories, hunt, sew, sing and dance.
500
What jobs that Lenape children had to do might have been fun?
What is hunt, sew, fish or farm, or take care of younger children.