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Comparing Native Americans: Sioux and Pueblo

Comparing Native Americans: Sioux and Pueblo. Student Names Grade 5 ASB 2012-2013. Sioux Map. This is the the sioux map. Sioux Name and Meaning.

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Comparing Native Americans: Sioux and Pueblo

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  1. Comparing Native Americans: Sioux and Pueblo Student Names Grade 5 ASB 2012-2013

  2. Sioux Map • This is the the sioux map.

  3. Sioux Name and Meaning • Native American peoples, also known as the Dakota, inhabiting the northern Great Plains from Minnesota to eastern Montana and from southern Saskatchewan to Nebraska

  4. Sioux Clothing • Made from Buffalo skin • Wore feather hat mohawk , braids longhair

  5. Sioux Food • Killed buffalo and ate it raw, boiled • Pemmecan fat,buffalo,cherries • Made buffalo blood pudding

  6. Sioux Housing • Built from buffalo skin called a tipi • In winter cool summer

  7. Sioux Tools • Used cups spoon, from buffalo horns • Used toys and tools from buffalo bones • Buffalo stomach. Started fires with buffalo poop

  8. Sioux Arts and Crafts • Pictograph on buffalo skin • Masks

  9. Sioux (Something Special) • Sacred dog before horse • Medicine buddle kept good spirit

  10. Pueblo map

  11. Pueblo name and meaning • In Spanish, the name Pueblo means- from the city

  12. Pueblo Clothing • Wore Clothing kilt and wraps • Wore big buns above each ear • Made cloth from buckskin fur and blanket

  13. Pueblo Food • People ate bean squash and vegetable • Main crop was corn

  14. Pueblo Housing • Tribes such as the Hupi and Zuni • Lived in Pueblo • Door always faces the east

  15. Pueblo Tools • Used manos to grind corns with stones

  16. Pueblo Arts and Crafts • Made pottery for at least 4,000 years • Navajo learned to weave from the Pueblo

  17. Pueblo something special • Pueblo houses was made from clay and it making hot • Not enough water to grow corn

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