A Summer’s Trade Fifth Grade Unit 2 Week 4 Words to Know bandana bracelet hogan mesa jostled Navajo turquoise plazaburro adobellama Salsa.

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A Summer’s Trade Fifth Grade Unit 2 Week 4

Words to Know bandana bracelet hogan mesa jostled Navajo turquoise plazaburro adobellama Salsa

a band or chain worn around the wrist or arm for decoration or identification bracelet *bandana *bracelet *hogan *jostled *mesa *Navajo *turquoise

a large, colorful handkerchief worn around the head or neck bandana *bandana *bracelet *hogan *jostled *mesa *Navajo *turquoise

shoved, pushed, or crowded against jostled *bandana *bracelet *hogan *jostled *mesa *Navajo *turquoise

a small, high plateau with a flat top & steep sides, common in dry regions of the southwestern United States mesa *bandana *bracelet *hogan *jostled *mesa *Navajo *turquoise

a Navajo shelter built with logs and covered with mud hogan *bandana *bracelet *hogan *jostled *mesa *Navajo *turquoise

A sky-blue, or greenish-blue mineral often used as gems turquoise *bandana *bracelet *hogan *jostled *mesa *Navajo *turquoise

an individual, or group of Native American people living primarily in New Mexico, Arizona, & Utah Navajo *bandana *bracelet *hogan *jostled *mesa *Navajo *turquoise

A lively type of Latin music, or dance Salsa *plaza *burro *adobe *llama *Salsa

a town square plaza *plaza *burro *adobe *llama *Salsa

brick made from mud baked in the sun adobe *plaza *burro *adobe *llama *Salsa

a type of donkey burro *plaza *burro *adobe *llama *Salsa

an animal that is similar to a camel llama *plaza *burro *adobe *llama *Salsa

Which means the same thing as the underlined word? That group of Native Americans lived in a hogan. type of shelter area, or environment

Which means the same thing as the underlined word? She bought a turquoise bracelet and ring while on vacation in New Mexico. multi-colored gemstone greenish-blue gemstone

Which means the same thing as the underlined word? Standing on the mesa, the campers had a great view for miles around. mountain Flat-topped land form

Which means the same thing as the underlined word? Her bracelet reminded her of the great time she had in New Mexico. piece of jewelry vacation brochures

Which means the same thing as the underlined word? The visitors were jostled in the crowded subway. packed in bumped against

Which means the same thing as the underlined word? The Navajos welcomed the campers for the night. group of Native Americans people who live in New Mexico

Which means the same thing as the underlined word? The hikers wore their bandanas around their neck. handkerchief necklace

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