2.  They play games as cats cradle and they play with bows and arrows  They also wrestle and play other games

3. BEADSBEAD COLORS  The beads were for peoples cloths and for there creations and decorations  The first beads were blue, black, and white. a beaded shirt could be as heavy as 4 pounds!

4.  They painted rawhide. There is a rawhide raddle in the shape of a buffalo head.  They also made shields,tipis tipi linings, robes

5. WHAT CLOTHING'S FROM CLOTHES  Clothing was made from tan buffalo hides. For clothing they used deer elks and moose. When the weather was warm men and boys dressed lightly a breech cloth was a long strip of soft leather. Moccasins were worn on the feet. Men's clothing was often decorated with feathers or fur items.

6.  Games were important in native life. Native people played games that helped them learn life skills. Some games included thinking and guessing. Games imitated the future of boys and girls

7.  They would eat deer elk anolope bear moose and buffalo. Hunting was a necety that helped families and tribes. They hunted to eat and stay alive.  They also eat seafood like fish seal and whale. They eat different kinds meat. Children/men collect food. They learned how to grow corn

8. LANGUAGE  A basket is a minnoot. a bead is mazawmpe. A cat means popse. I means ne. leg means acaunt. a day means cheesnesod. Yes means meansnun.

9.  The most important thing at a celebration is samisen. They had a green corn dance. Gifts were exchanged when guests arrived. The main event was dancing.

10.  Native Americans belived in the great spirit. They looked beyond death to afterlife. They gave stories for beliefs and practices.