Native Americans Who are they?. Their People Native American Culture They live in tribes, or groups of people like a large family. Use colors and animals.

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Native Americans Who are they?

Their People

Native American Culture They live in tribes, or groups of people like a large family. Use colors and animals to show symbols in their art. Created totem poles to display art. They are active in nature. Wear colorful headdresses for important dances. The people in charge are called chiefs.

What animals do you see? How do they look? Like real-life? How tall do you think they are? What do they mean? What types of colors do you see?

What the Animals Mean Turtle- mother earth (nature) Eagle- smart Wolf- helps people who are sick Bear- teacher Whale- brave Monkey- misbehaved Bat- good listener

Word Bank Native Americans Nature Tribes Symbols Headdress Eagle Peace Brave Faith Chiefs Wings