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Creek and Cherokee Indians

Creek and Cherokee Indians. By: Mrs. Usdan’s and Ms. Collins’ 2 nd Grade Class. The Creek and Cherokee Indians grew corn, squash, pumpkins, and beans. The Creek made their houses out of mud and twigs. The Creek made the houses out of bark and sticks.

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Creek and Cherokee Indians

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  1. Creek and Cherokee Indians By: Mrs. Usdan’s and Ms. Collins’ 2nd Grade Class

  2. The Creek and Cherokee Indians grew corn, squash, pumpkins, and beans.

  3. The Creek made their houses out of mud and twigs.

  4. The Creek made the houses out of bark and sticks.

  5. The Creek Indians used sticks and clay to make their houses.

  6. The Creek grew squash, pumpkins, and corn.

  7. They used canoes for fishing.

  8. The Creek and Cherokee used mud, clay, and sticks to build their houses.

  9. The women grew squash, pumpkins, and beans.

  10. They traveled in canoes.

  11. Creek and Cherokee planted crops.

  12. The Creek and Cherokee built houses with clay and mud.

  13. The Creek and Cherokee used deer skin for clothes and shoes.

  14. The Creek and Cherokee built their houses out of sticks, clay, and mud.

  15. The Creek and Cherokee Indians hunted deer and made clothing out of the skin.

  16. The Creek Indians used canoes to travel.

  17. The Creek and Cherokee Indians used sticks to build their houses.

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