Panara Tribe We are nomadic farmers. Nomadic means we move from place to place grazing our cattle. We have a large herd of Cattle. We sell the beef to.

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Panara Tribe We are nomadic farmers. Nomadic means we move from place to place grazing our cattle. We have a large herd of Cattle. We sell the beef to large companies such as McDonalds We have to cut down lots of trees to make room in the Amazon for all of our Cattle When the Cattle have eaten all of the plants and the nutrients have been washed from the soil we move to a new place

Kayapo Tribe We put disks in our bottom lip and ears to show our importance We grow some crops, but we rely on hunting for food There are over 650 plants in the Amazon which we use to create medicine when we are sick We wear colourful head dresses to identify tribe members

Korubo Tribe We build our settlements close to rivers as fish are our main source of food To stop our houses flooding we build them on stilts We use spears to hunt. You have to be quick otherwise the fish will swim away We make our body ornaments from birds feathers and tree bark Our body paintings represent the animals of the Rainforest

Tupi Tribe We are Rubber Tappers. We use a knife to cut a line in the bark of the trees, this is how we collect the rubber We sell this to companies and it is used around the world Our Jewellery is made from animal bones and teeth We live in harmony with the Rainforest and only use what we need We make our face and body paints from plants

Topic LO: To be able to identify how Amazon Tribes use the rainforest Key Questions What is the name of the Tribe? How do they use the forest? 3. What makes the tribe different? Extension Task. What are the similarities between the tribes? What are the differences between the tribes? 1. 2. 3. 1. 2. 3. 1. 2. 3. 1. 2. 3.