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Navajo Indians

Navajo Indians. By Kayla Nalls, Annie Desrochers and Jenny Krage. Ate sheep, goats, horses, corn, beans, squash. Hunted animals Used there fur and skin for cloths. Food. used a lot of blue ziron Designs represented gods Clothing made out of deerskin,and wool. Clothing.

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Navajo Indians

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  1. Navajo Indians By Kayla Nalls, Annie Desrochers and Jenny Krage

  2. Ate sheep, goats, horses, corn, beans, squash. • Hunted animals • Used there fur and skin for cloths Food

  3. used a lot of blue ziron • Designs represented gods • Clothing made out of deerskin,and wool Clothing

  4. Where is my dinner? Naturl Resources • vegetables for dye • dogs to hunt food • grinding stones to grind • wool sheep to make clothing

  5. TOOLS • Used bow-arrows • Girls used tools in games • Learned to use tolls from tribe members

  6. Transportation • stole horses • walked short ways • rode long ways • lived by them selves

  7. Homes • Navajo lived in hogan • The door always faced east • Made of mud, logs stones

  8. BELIEFS • The sun dance believed to bring sun • Sand painting very important • Kachina doll brings rain to crops

  9. ART • Used blue ziorn just like in clothes • Learned art from Pueblo Indians • Earned millions of dollars because of art

  10. Navajo Today • Today Navajo still stand strong and proud • Have same ceremonies • Live on Navajo Reservation

  11. JENNY KRAGE My group are the Navajos. I’m studying the Navajo’s Natural Resources and their Transportation.

  12. Annie Desrochers My group is studying the Navajo tribe. I’m studying the food, tools, and art of the Navajos.

  13. Kayla Nalls My Group and I are studying the Navajo. I am studying the clothing, dwellings, and the beliefs of the Navajo.

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