Boyhood to Manhood
Food, Plants, and Animals
It takes a village to survive
Games, Pets, and Toys
Roles and Responsibilities of Young Women
100

What was a toy boys played with in the Ute Tribe?

Bow and Arrow

100

What affected the availability of food?

The season.

100

Would Ute Families move often?

Yes. They would move depending on the season.

100

What were some toys the Ute children would play with?

Slingshots, stone, tops, dolls.

100

What were some of the chores young Ute girls would help with?

Cleaning the lodge, hauled food and water, and taking care of younger siblings. 

200

Growing up boys would learn by watching who?

Boys in the Ute tribe learned from heir fathers and grandfathers.

200

What would the Ute tribe gather?

They would gather berries, seeds, nuts, and roots.
200

What were babies typically wrapped in?

They were typically wrapped in Rabbit skin.

200

What was a game the Ute boys would play?

They would see who could throw an arrow the farthest.

200

By age 9 what would young Ute girls given?

Their first digging stick.

300

What did games like wrestling and running teach boys in the Ute tribe to do?

These games taught the boys how to protect themselves.

300

What animals would the Ute hunt?

Primarily bison, deer, rabbits and squirrels.

300

What were the Ute tribes clothes made of?

Tanned Animal hide, glass beads, and elk teeth

300

What would groups of Ute boys tend to play with?

Bows and arrows.

300

What toy were Ute girls given as kids?

A doll.

400

What did they make their bows and arrows out of?

They were made out of things from Mother Nature.

400

What did plants provide besides food?

Plants also provided medicine, clothing, and fuel.

400

What were some chores the Ute children have growing up?

They would collect firewood and and fill water skins. Girls would help take care of younger siblings. 

400

What was a game the Ute girls would play?

They would see who could find the longest piece of grass.

400

What did the Ute Girls chores teach them?

How to take care and tend to their families.

500

Why was it important for the Ute boys to learn to protect and provide for their families? 

Because if they didn't their families would starve.

500

Why did the Ute tribe move between seasons?

They moved to wherever the plants and animals were.

500

What were children thought to be in the Ute tribe?

They were thought to be gifts from the Creator and were considered special.

500

What were some pets the Ute children have?

They owned doves, owls, or small eagles.

500

How would a Ute Male propose to a Ute Female?

Their future husband would leave freshly killed game outside of her door.

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