Native American Jobs By Kacie, Laura, and Sophie.

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Native American Jobs By Kacie, Laura, and Sophie

Farming Women planted the crops. The Iroquois used a slash and burn method. That means they would cut everything down and burn what was left. This would eliminate any insects or disease in the soil. After farming an area for several years, the Iroquois moved to a new location. This allowed the land to regain its nutrients. Rotating fields is a practice still used in farming today.

They used pointed sticks to dig holes in the ground and then they would put fish heads in the holes to help fertilize the soil.

The men also helped clear the fields for planting

When the ground was ready for planting they would spread seeds for all the vegetables. Corn, beans and squash were the main crop.

Did You Know… Native American Children helped get water and got wood for the fire. Women also made cradleboards for carrying babies out of wood. They could carry them on their backs while they farmed.

The woman sewed the clothing, made pottery, and wove baskets.

From bark, women made trays, boxes, and sturdy barrels.

Men’s jobs. Men made wampum, carved bowls, cups, and stone pipes *They also made sports equipment and musical instruments.

Men built longhouses, and canoes.

The men fished and hunted for the food.

In the fall, men would begin hunting and continue through the winter.

Did you know… In the late summer and early fall Native Americans would harvest the crops and prepare them for storage.

During the winter they would spend a good amount of time indoors making and repairing things.

Elders Grandparents or older uncles and aunts were respected advisors in a longhouse village. They played a very important role in teaching the children the skills they needed in life. They also taught them how to behave and be successful, responsible adults.

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