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100
The tribe who lived in the Mesa Verde...
What is the Anasazi tribe or the Hopi tribe?
100
The Native Americans used every part of this animal when it came to food, shelter, clothing, etc.
What is the buffalo?
100
These tall triangle-like structures were made out of sticks and buffalo skin for people to live in.
What is a tipi?
100
Many Native Americans wore clothing made from this animal which was also used for food and shelter.
What is buffalo?
100
We made coil pots to represent the work of this tribe.
Who are the Anasazi?
200
The place located in Colorado that literally means green table.
What is the Mesa Verde?
200
Many Native Americans found used spears to kill this animal, usually found swimming in a river or stream.
What is fish?
200
Many Native Americans lived in these clay homes.
What is a pueblo?
200
List one way that clothing has changed over time.
Many answers are possible like they had clothing made out of animal skin, and my clothing is made out of cotton.
200
We learned stories about this animal that is known for being tricky.
What is a coyote?
300
The landform that many Native American tribes made homes and buildings in.
What is a cliff?
300
Native Americans ate this (usually yellow) vegetable often, and we still eat it today
What is corn?
300
This type of home is not short. It has room for many people and has a roof made out of leaves.
What is a longhouse?
300
Native American chiefs wore these special hats with feathers on them.
What is a headdress?
300
What was Mrs. Wilde's Native American name?
Who is Chief Little Coyote?
400
A very, hot dry place that receives little rain.
What is a desert?
400
In order to survive, the Native Americans used the earth's natural __________.
What are resources?
400
Give an example of how shelter has changed over time.
Many possible answers like Native Americans lived in tipis, I live in an apartment.
400
True or False: Native Americans often had brightly colored clothing.
What is true?
400
During the "walking museum" lesson, the three categories you could put your items in were...
What is past, in-between, and present?
500
the geographic feature carved into the earth by a deep river; there is a GRAND one of these
What is a canyon?
500
How did Native Americans usually get their food?
What is hunting and gathering?
500
True or False: Native Americans lived in the same kind of houses that we have.
What is false?
500
Who was in charge of make the clothes in most tribes?
Who are the women?
500
True or False: Ms. Miller is the best teacher EVER!
What is TRUE?