'Buffalo skin' diaporamas de présentation

Native Americans of Virginia

Native Americans of Virginia. By Miss O. 4 th Grade VA Studies. History and Social Science Standards of Learning Enhanced Scope and Sequence Lesson Plans for United States History to 1877. 1492 Christopher Columbus.

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Comparing Native Americans: Sioux and Iroquois

Comparing Native Americans: Sioux and Iroquois. Kong and Mashal Grade 5 ASB 2012-2013. Iroquois Clothing. Made from buffalo (skin) Feather hat Mohawk ,braids long hair. Food. Killed buffalo and ate it raw (uncooked meat) Pemmecan made from buffalo fat mixed with cherry

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Geography

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Comanche Tribe

Comanche Tribe. By: Connor , Jacob, Natalie , Cameron and Justice. How they got their food. They got food by hunting with bow and arrows. They hunted buffalo , deer , berries , elk and river fish. Where they lived. They lived in Texas , Oklahoma , New Mexico.

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A Native American Project Presentation

Plains. A Native American Project Presentation. Shelter. Tepee made of buffalo skin (Great Plains) Tepee lodges (Central Plains). Food Sources. The staple food of the Plains is the buffalo. Corn Beans Squash They also hunt deer Other small animals Antelope fish. Clothing. Deer skin

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Journal #31

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The Plains people

The Plains people . Gros V entre , S ioux, S aulteaux , Plains C ree, Blackfoot Confederacy. Area where they live . high grass covers the prairies. Southern Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba. Land. High grass. Rocky mountains. Some rivers Foothills. Climate. Cold winters

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Indians of North America Kiowas and Mandan By Myesha Tellis

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Indians of North America Mandan and Kiowa

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By Justin Fowler, Matt Forget, and Gino Fiorani

The Northwest Coast Indians. By Justin Fowler, Matt Forget, and Gino Fiorani. Fishing. Singing Shaman Halibut Hook and other Halibut hooks are shown here. Transportation. The Haida were experienced canoe craftsmen, using them as their primary form of transportation.

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Native Americans of the Great Plains by Hannah, Taylor, Billy and Danny

Native Americans of the Great Plains by Hannah, Taylor, Billy and Danny. Homes.

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Native Americans

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Cheyenne Indians of the Plains Region

Cheyenne Indians of the Plains Region. by Theresa Patterson. Food. The Cheyenne Indians hunted buffalo for many purposes. Buffalo meat was their main food product. Clothing. They mainly wore buffalo skin. Women wore dresses and men wore pants .

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NATIVE AMARICANS

NATIVE AMARICANS. BY.MAKAYLA MILLER. inuits.

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Native Americans

By Elijah Moore. Native Americans. Inuit. The Inuit, who lived in the north, needed to wear Kamiks in the winter cold while fishing for Caribou .They were permanent because they lived in igloos. . Nez Perce.

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First nation clothing

First nation clothing . First nations rub soil And vegetables to add Color to their clothing . This is a first nation boot. If they want to make waterproof shoes they make it out seal skin. The First Nations make their clothing out of buffalo skin. . Regalia is called a powwow.

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Oklahoma ?

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Great Plains

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Buffalo Hunt By Russell Freedman

Buffalo Hunt By Russell Freedman. Presentation by Carlee Clifford. A Gift From the Great Spirit.

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Pawnee

Pawnee. We are learning about the pawnee tribe. What did they eat?. They ate squash, beans, corn. What did they wear?. They made their clothes out of bark. What they wore during the winter. They wore buffalo in the winter to keep warm from the very cold winters. What are their houses?.

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