Taino Economy
Taino Culture
Taino Beliefs
Materials and Objects
Bonus
100

What activities dd the Tainos do to get food?

Hunted, fished, gathered fruits and agriculture

100

What were the houses made of? 

wood, palm leaves

100

Who were the Gods?

Cemies

100

Objecs made from stone

spears, tools, idols

100

Mrs. Echevarria's favorite color 

Pink

200

What is a conuco?

A small, raised mound of soil used for planting

200

Types of Taino art

Pottery, carvings in stone and wood, baskets and body paint

200

What is a cemi?

A carved figure representing gods.

200

Objects made from metal

Ornaments, jewelry, small ceremonial objects

200

Mrs's favorite hobby

reading

300

Why was planting in conucos important? 

They kept soil healthy and helped crops grow better

300
What was the batey used for?

A plaza for ball games and ceremonies.

300

Why was the cemi important?

It was sacred, it protected the community and it was used in rituals

300

Why were stone tools important?

They were durable and useful for carving, cuting and building

300

Mrs favorite food 

Steak

400

What crops did they grow?

Mainly yca, sweet potatoes, corn, squash and pineapple

400

Describe a taino celebration

it included dancing, singing, storytelling, music, and rituals.

400

Special Roles

Cacique, bohique, nitainos, naborias 

400

Natural resources used daily

Wood, stone, shells, plants, animals

400

Mrs. Age

25

500

How did they barter? 

Trading goods with other groups

500

Instuments that they used

maracas, drums, guiros, flutes

500

How did they pass down stories and traditions?

Oral Storytelling

500

Bonus: Mention the role of the Bohique 

Priest and doctor

500

Mrs. Favorite movie 

Coraline