Homes
The Wampanoags lived in this type of home during the winter.
What is a longhouse?
The three sisters
What is corn, beans and squash planted together?
The time of year when longhouses are built
When is winter?
Native Americans called Wampanoags mean this
What is a Native American tribe that means "people of the first light" or "people of the dawn"?
Types of clothing worn in winter
What are furs from animals?
The Wampanoags lived in this house during the summer.
What is a wetu?
The first people to live in an area.
Who are natives?
When saplings are collected
When is spring?
A community of Native Americans.
What is a tribe?
A type of shoe Native Americans wore, mostly in winter.
What are moccasins?
Bendable, young trees collected during springtime to make homes.
What are saplings?
a type of boat made from fallen trees.
What are mishoons?
The time of year when women harvest crops
When is fall/autumn?
The process of making animal skin smoother to wear for clothing.
What is tan?
Something women might be carrying to hold their babies.
What is a cradleboard?
many family members living here: cousins and grandparents (extended family)
Who lived in these longhouses?
Wampanoags got everything from here
What is nature?
The time of year when wetu homes were built
When is summer?
something for women to carry their babies in
What is a cradleboard?
A way Native Americans would get food
What is fishing and hunting?
A Native American home located near the water
What is a wetu?
What women used to sew with (from animals)
What are sinews?
A responsibility of the men / boys
What is fishing, hunting, and building homes?
A responsibility of women and girls.
What is cooking, cleaning, planting and harvesting and taking care of the children?
A way Native American people would survive in the winter
What is building a fire or huddling in a longhouse with many family members?