Native Americans had a different life than us a long time ago. They lived in teepees made out of buffalo skins. They would take steam baths to keep clean. The people used sign language with other tribes. The men smoked medicine pipes to keep healthy, stay calm, and in religion. The Native Americans played games too, like shinny with a clay puck covered in beads and a long stick.
The Native Americans get food just like we do. They had to hunt buffalo. The Indians ate adn used all of the buffalo. The men would take two or three buffalo. Then they would shoot them with arrows in the rear and drive them off a cliff. They were not able to farm because of the land. Instead they picked wild berries.
Monday, December 17, 2012
Friday, December 14, 2012
creative writing: list
Family Christmas Food Traditions
baked mac and cheese
caramels
Daddy fries
cranberry fluff
cinnamon rolls
monkey bread
thumb print cookies
ham
ham gravy
lefsa
Aunt Jamie's sugar cookies
candy canes
Things we do
advent wreath
decorate the tree as a family
kids decorate their little tree
put nutcrackers in kids' rooms
make caramels together
presents
make gingerbread houses
baked mac and cheese
caramels
Daddy fries
cranberry fluff
cinnamon rolls
monkey bread
thumb print cookies
ham
ham gravy
lefsa
Aunt Jamie's sugar cookies
candy canes
Things we do
advent wreath
decorate the tree as a family
kids decorate their little tree
put nutcrackers in kids' rooms
make caramels together
presents
make gingerbread houses
a recipe written for how to composition
Annikas Speical Christmas Cookies x
2 eggs whisk well
2 cups brown sugr
1/2 t baking soada
3 cups flour
1 t cinnamon
1/4 t vanilla
1/2 t salt
Mix till doughy. Roll out dough. Cut dough with tin cutter.
Cook for 10 to 11 minutes per batch.
Decorate with different candies and frosting.
2 eggs whisk well
2 cups brown sugr
1/2 t baking soada
3 cups flour
1 t cinnamon
1/4 t vanilla
1/2 t salt
Mix till doughy. Roll out dough. Cut dough with tin cutter.
Cook for 10 to 11 minutes per batch.
Decorate with different candies and frosting.
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