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Utah's Native American Tribes
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Utah's Tribes
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Shoshone
What activities do you take part in this time of year?
Shoshone
What Foods do you eat this time of year?
Read A "White Explorer Meets Shoshone Indians Camped at Bear River"
Did You Know?
Did You Know?
Shoshone were called So-so-goi in their native language, meaning "those who travel on foot."
StoryTellers
History
Activity
Seasons
1. Groups of 4
2. Take turns sharing foods & traditions for your season.
3. Listen & Record
Traditions
We shall Remain: The Shoshone
chapter 2, 2:19-4:45
https://eq.uen.org/emedia/items/516f8446-6e51-4626-ac15-ad4463bf899f/1/
Video
Oral Tradition
Goshute
What is the difference between written history and oral history?
Pia Toya
A Goshute Indian Legend
Pia Toya
Coyote & Frog
Coyote & Frog
https://collections.lib.utah.edu/details?id=361218
Coyote
Eye-Juggler
Coyote
Eye-Juggler
What are natural resources?
They are the raw materials that occur natrurally in a given envornment.
Paiute
The Paiutes' ancestral homeland did not contain abundant natural resources, so the Paiute bands farmed and traded to make sure they had all the plants and resources they needed.
5 Paiute Bands of Utah
1. Each band must elect a representative.
2. The band representative is the ONLY band member allowed to talk to the other bands.
3. The remaining band members are the called the council
and they must approve all trades.
4. Each band must collect through trade at least four points from each band.
5. Each representative must be careful to not trade an item before getting approval from the council.
6. No band has completed their task until all their needs have been met.
7. Each band must be able to carry water and food.
8. Each band must have tools for farming or building shelter.
9. Each band must have a healthful diet
Survival Game
We shall Remain: The Paiute
Chapter 2, 1:50-4:15
https://eq.uen.org/emedia/items/fe0f7ff2-0fbe-47c0-bcc7-754bcead6cc0/1/
Video
The Night the Grandfathers Danced
Are you ready to take a test about Ute culture?
Ute
Ute Bear Dance Chart
We Shall remain: The Ute
(chapter 2, 2:00–3:55; chapter 6, 25:22–end)
Video
https://eq.uen.org/emedia/items/0383ce58-b7d8-4d36-938e-75e37c0ebc2c/1/
Color has Meaning
What is a Symbol?
Can color be a symbol?
Navajo
What are some examples?