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My Native American Life By: Avi Choksi

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My Native American Life. By: Avi Choksi. My tribe & region. Hi! My name is Hania . I t means spirit warrior. I’m part of the Yakima (or Yakama) tribe. We live along the Columbia and Yakima Rivers. Our Tribe population is around 1200 total. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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My Native American Life

By: Avi Choksi

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My tribe & regionHi! My name is Hania. It means

spirit warrior.I’m part of the Yakima (or

Yakama) tribe. We live along the Columbia and Yakima Rivers.

Our Tribe population is around 1200 total.

My family and I live in the plateau region near Yakima river.

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Hi! I’m so excited! we are going to do a summer hunting trip, we use portable hide teepees. I have been longing to get out of my pit house which is an earth lodge.

My family pit house

Journal Entry #1 Summer(Housing)

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Here we go! My dad is wearing breech clouts with leggings and short buckskin shirt, and my mom is wearing buckskin dress.

Breech Clouts

LeggingsBuckskin Dress

Journal Entry #1 Summer(Clothing)

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Swoosh!!! That was my arrow hitting an elk! My first hunt! My mom went fishing salmon, and my dad is out hunting. My mom has also gathered nuts, roots, and berries to add to our healthy diet.

Elk

Journal Entry #1 Summer(Food)

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Journal Entry #1 Summer(Tribe’s characteristics)

My family and I are not moving but some families are moving across the country side for food.

canyon

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We live in Plateau region so we have rivers, forests, mountains and canyons. We use canyons to hunt for most of the time. one time rock fell from high mountain and scared me for earthquake. My region is prone to earthquakes.

Journal Entry #2 Summer(Terrain)

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Journal Entry #2 Summer(ecosystem)

We have so many beautiful plants. See there is an Orchid and beside of that there is an Orectante sceptrum. Hey shhh there is a deer swoosh my 2nd hunt!

Orectante sceptrum Orchids

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Journal Entry #3 Summer(weather)

It’s so hot, I am thirsty need some water. Look, a nice river with lots of water, let me get some water. In winter I can’t even get to that river because of cold and snow. Oh, I am so tired. Let me take my afternoon nap under that big tree.

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Journal Entry #3 Summer(weather impact)

We have a lots of food because we have 6 months of growing season, and we save food for winter. My favorite season is summer for hunting and fishing.

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Journal Entry #3 Summer(strategy)

We use canoes for fishing. We also use bow-arrows, and trained dogs for hunting. I love my dog and he stays with me on my hunting trips. My dog is a good helper and hunter.

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Reflection My hunting dog helped me to hunt 2

additional elks this summer! We have started getting horses from Europe which are big help for travelling on hunting trips. We have a lot of food for the winter (including my four elk hunts) and so far I think we are going to be fine. I have not seen any bad weather in months so that is good.

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I had some trouble finding reliable resources but I did good. I think I’m going to have a good grade because I have included lots of information from my research on Yakima Tribe. It was good learning experience about Yakima Tribe. Now I know lots of facts on how the Tribe lived and survived. Not to mention, I really had fun making animations for this presentation.

Reflection

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Journal Entry #3 (Earthquake)

Earthquake

Diverging Plates

Converging Plates

High Magma pressure

Volcano

Environment

disruption

Tsunami

Impact on human life

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Sources

http://www.yakamanation-nsn.gov/history.phphttp://www.bigorrin.org/yakama_kids.htmhttp://www.wistuba.com/01b0219327002033f/506271958d0d8e301/5027909497070a204/5027909497070b307.htmlhttp://www.brooklynmuseum.org/community/blogosphere/wp-content/uploads/SusanZ/46.181.jpghttp://www.co.laplata.co.us/sites/default/files/departments/lwab/images/elk2.jpghttp://www.historylink.org/index.cfm?DisplayPage=output.cfm&file_id=7900http://www.k12tlc.net/content/tribes.htm#YAhttp://www.quesper.com/Projects_Student/Native_Amer/Native_American_Cultures_by_Region.htmhttp://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/0/01/Innoko_River.jpg/400px-Innoko_River.jpghttp://liveyakimavalley.com/wp-content/uploads/file/yakimacounty-relocation-packet-2011.pdfhttp://www.pacificislandtravel.com/nature_gallery/volcanoes.htmlhttp://www.historylink.org/index.cfm?DisplayPage=output.cfm&File_Id=5311

Grade 5 Social Study Book and class note book

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The End

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By: Avi ChoksiSpecial Thanks to: Mr. Barber and my mom & dad

Thanks for watching!