| A | B |
|---|
| Dugout canoe | a boat made by burning out the center of a log |
| Environment | our surroundings; conditions that affect life on our planet (e.g., clean or polluted air or water) |
| Moccasins | flat shoes made of soft leather |
| Papoose | a baby of Native American parents |
| Powwow | a council meeting held to solve a problem or make a decision |
| Sachem | the leader of an Algonquian village |
| Shaman | a spiritual leader who helped the sick and believed he or she could control spirits |
| Values | what a person or group believes to be right or wrong, good or bad behavior |
| Wampum | shell money used by the Algonquians |
| Wigwam | a hut made of tree branches and bark |
| Sunksquaw | a leader who was a woman |
| Algonquian values | sharing and caring: share what they have and looked after one another |
| Algonquian men and boys | went hunting with bows and arrows. They caught deer, wild turkey, duck, an other game |
| Algonquian women and girls | grew corn, pumpkin, and squash in their gardens |
| Algonqian Men taught the boys | how to hunt, fish, skin animals, and cut up their meat for food |
| Algonquian Women taught the girls | how to grow vegetables, grind corn into meal, cook, sew, and make wampum. |
| Everyone enjoyed | Songs and dances around the camfire at night. |
