Thursday we went to the Lexington County Museum to learn about Native Americans. The boys learned about Native American games, legends such as ‘How the Turtle cracked his shell’, different furs that they were able to feel, food the Native Americans grew, the way they wove baskets, and they also were able to make a small clay pot. One interesting fact that I didn’t realize was that the Cherokee Indians didn’t wear the feather headdress like I thought Indians did. They wore the simple turbans like the tour guide is wearing here, that had a few feathers tucked in the side. So I am learning right along with the boys ☺
talking about legends
the boogie man mask
catch the stick game
you had to shake the basket and count how many rocks had a black mark on them, and whoever had the highest number won…
pinecone basketball
throwing arrows made out of feathers with rocks attached to them for weights, and corncobs through the wreaths…
catch the rabbit game…they threw the stick to try and hit a ball that two other kids were rolling to each other…
lacrosse
same catch the rabbit game
learning about different skins
a papoose that a chief’s wife would use
1 comment:
This class looks like so much FUN Ginger! You are right, we should go next time! Keep nagging me about it:-).
Your boys are all adorable, but that Carson has the best facial expressions! He looks like he keeps you entertained:-).
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