--If you lived with the Hopi
The history of the Hopi is explored through a series of questions and answers.
Main Author: | Kamma, Anne. |
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Other Authors: | Gardner, Linda. |
Format: | Books Print Book |
Language: | English |
Published: |
New York :
Scholastic,
Ã1999.
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Series: |
Ready-to-go classroom library. Grade 4
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Table of Contents:
- Would you live in a tepee?
- Who would live in your house?
- What happened if your house got too crowded?
- How would you keep warm?
- Who would take care of you?
- What was a clan? Why was a clan so important?
- How would you get your name?
- When would you first go outside?
- What clothes would you wear?
- Where would you find water?
- Why did the Hopi carve holes in the mesa rock?
- What would you eat?
- How could corn grow in the desert?
- Where did the Hopi plant their corn?
- How would you keep the corn from spoiling?
- What was a sun watcher?
- What happened if it didn't rain?
- Would you ever have to leave your home?
- What did girls have to learn?
- What did boys have to learn?
- What was the "Hopi Way"?
- What was the Hopi religion?
- Who were the kachinas?
- What was a kiva?
- Would you have fun in the kiva?
- What happened if you did something bad? What if you were really, really bad?
- Would you go to school?
- Did children have to work?
- Were boys more important than girls?
- What games would you play?
- What would you do in the winter?
- How would you get the latest news?
- Did Hopi parents ever get divorced?
- Would you go on an eagle-gathering trip?
- Why was the eagle important to the Hopi?
- Where did the Hopi get their salt?
- Why didn't the Hopi mind living in the desert?
- What happened when the Hopi and the Spanish first met?
- How did the Spanish treat the Indians?
- Did the Hopi ever fight the Spanish?
- Did other Indian tribes attack the Hopi?
- Did the Americans treat the Hopi better?
- Why didn't the Hopi want to send their children to government schools?
- How were children treated at the Indian boarding schools?