Today we will research some specific Native American tribes. We will learn: where they lived what resources they used and why What they used as “money”

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Today we will research some specific Native American tribes. We will learn: where they lived what resources they used and why What they used as “money” What their religious beliefs were, and What the tribe members’ responsibilities were The Shasta Tribe

Mount Shasta

Animals found at Mt. Shasta elk antelope deer bear raccoon coyote

Lakes and Streams salmon trout duck

Plant Life at Mt. Shasta Pine trees Oak trees Nuts and Berries

Wild grapesWild plums Milkweedchokecherries

Shelter 2 kinds of houses Winter: Umma – made from dirt and wood Spring: homes made from brush or bark

Clothing Men and women wore shirts, small caps, and belts to keep warm Men used leggings Women usually wore skirts and aprons Fur hats and fur leggings Everyone wore moccasins

Arts and Crafts They used stones to make tools, pestles, and bowls They used plants like reeds and grasses to make baskets Wood was used as fuel for fires and making for tools Sap from the pine trees was used as glue They made canoes out of the trees They used animals to help make their clothing and tools

Trade The Shasta traded with other tribes for resources they didn’t have in their region. They used shell beads as money

Religion Many rituals and celebrations Special rituals for boys and girls who turned 13, marriages, and births Special rituals for funerals Ceremonies for adults who became doctors, warriors, or leaders Special beliefs about health