Abenaki Life Long Ago
Abenaki Customs
Abenaki Medicine
Why are tradition ways important now?
General Knowledge
100

What are their houses called?

Wigwams

100

What are their celebrations called?

Powwows

100

What do they use as medicine?

Plants


100

What do they do to preserve their culture?

Tell stories


100

What kind of people are the Abenaki?

Native Americans

200

What kind of tree did they use for their houses?

Birch

200

What are three customs?

Storytelling, plants, songs

200

What do they make from the pine tree?

Tea

200

How do they feel about their culture?

Pride

200

Where are two places the Abenaki live?

New England and Canada

300

What jobs did the Abenaki do?

Hunters, fishers, farmers.

300

What are their stories about?

nature

300

What does the pine tree medicine cure?

Sore throats and colds

300

What do their customs and traditions do?

Connect the Abenaki to the past.

300
Where are their homelands?

In the East

400

What crops did they grow?

Corn, beans, squash

400

What is the lesson the story about corn teaches?

Farming


400

What modern medicine comes from plants

Aspirin

400

What does Abenaki mean?

Dawn Land Place

400

What is the story genre?

Informational Text

500

Which direction did their doors open?

East to the dawn

500

How should children treat their elders?

Be respectful, polite and kind

500

What is their language called?

Algonquin

500

Who wrote the story?

Joseph Bruchac