TRANSPORTATION NATIVE AMERICAN RHYMES CONTENTS

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NATIVE AMERICAN RHYMES TRANSPORTATION CONTENTS Overview 1 Travois 2 Sleds 3 Toboggan 4 Kayaks and Umiaks 5 Bark Canoes 6 Dugouts 7 Snowshoes 8 Plank Boats 9 Bullboats 10 Balsa Boats 11 WordSearch Puzzle 12 WordSearch Puzzle Solutions 13

OVERVIEW The first way that Native Americans got around Was to put one foot in front of the other on the ground. Soon they began to use the resources where they lived Creating means of transportation from what these resources had to give. For instance, certain tribes discovered that the bark of certain trees Made lightweight canoes that handle the water with ease. Other groups tied poles together in a special way Creating the means to carry their belongings each and every day. Still others lived in regions where it was very cold a lot And so created ways to move their belongings from spot to spot. These are some examples of the genius and imagination That native Americans used in their quest of transportation. - 1 -

TRAVOIS Travois were used by tribes living on the plains To carry their belongings with a minimum of strain. A travois consisted of a wooden frame in the shape of a V. Placed over the shoulders of the animal carrying it for all to see. The open end of the travois was dragged along the ground While webbing in the middle served as the best seat around. Dogs were the first animals used to carry a travois Later on horses, because of their strength, were put into employ. - 2 -

SLEDS Sleds were used to travel over snow By the Far North people when they needed to go. A sled consisted of a platform raised above the ground With blades called runners underneath for gliding around. Dogs were hitched to the front of the sled Waiting for their master s command to pull it ahead. - 3 -

TOBOGGAN Toboggans were invented by tribes living in the Subarctic region, A place where winter was a long and very cold season. Toboggans didn t have runners but instead rested on the snow And were pulled by people not dogs, in case you didn t know. The front end of a toboggan was always turned back And had ropes attached to keep the toboggan on track. - 4 -

KAYAKS AND UMIAKS Kayaks and umiaks were boats covered with skin That were used by the Far North people over and over again. The skins that were used came from walruses and seals Because the lack of trees in the Far North was a very big deal. Kayaks could carry one or two passengers at a time While umiaks could carry up to 10 passengers across the ocean s brine. - 5 -

BARK CANOES Bark canoes were a lightweight, stable means of transportation That were a favorite among many native American nations. Nations such as the Iroquois and the Algonquin As well as Subarctic tribes that must be included in. A bark canoe started with a framework of young trees Covered with bark peeled away with relative ease. Birch bark was preferred to cover a canoe s frame Although spruce and elm bark were second and third in this claim. - 6 -

DUGOUTS Dugouts were canoes made from logs hollowed out And were much longer than bark canoes, as well as more stout. Dugouts were the most common native American boat ever made Because of their necessity during war, travel and trade. To make a dugout, hammers, chisels and wedges were needed To insure that the hard work ahead went on unimpeded. Next, the dugout was painted by its builders ornately Which enhanced the beauty of the dugout greatly. When finished a dugout could be almost 100 feet long and seven feet wide, Ready to carry warriors, hunters and traders with dignity and pride. - 7 -

SNOWSHOES Snowshoes, as their name implies, Allowed it s wearer to travel and hunt under winter skies. Snowshoes were made in several shapes Depending on for what use the snowshoe might take. For instance, snowshoes used for hunting were narrow and long, While those used for walking were wide and strong. To make a snowshoe a piece of sturdy wood was desired That was bent into shape while heating it over fire. Next, pieces of wood called thwarts Were inserted within the snowshoe to provide it with support. Finally, thick rawhide strings were criss-crossed over the shoe Which distributed the weight of the wearer evenly as it was designed to do. - 8 -

PLANK BOATS We owe the Chumash tribe of California many thanks For inventing a unique boat made from planks. Not that trees weren t used to make planks before But the Chumash built their boats only from driftwood washed ashore. These pieces of driftwood were glued together With tar to make the boat s seaworthiness even better. Making them perfect to travel and fish from, Until more driftwood for other plank boats upon the shore would come. - 9 -

BULLBOATS Bullboats were round, having a much different shape Then those that any other boat would take. A bullboat s construction began with its willow branch frame. Then buffalo hides to cover it was the next step that came The outside of the boat was covered with pitch Making it waterproof, each and every stitch. The Mandan and Hidasta thought the bullboat first rate. Even though it s design made it a challenge to navigate. - 10 -

BALSA BOATS In California some tribes made very strange boats Out of plants, not wood, And wow could they float! Thule was the name of these plants that were in bundles tied To build a balsa boat on which several passengers could ride. Balsa boats were strong and lightweight, But could become waterlogged, greatly increasing their weight. When this happened the boat was simply dried in the sun To be used over again after it s drying was done. - 11 -

NATIVE AMERICAN TRANSPORTATION WORDSEARCH PUZZLE A B T N V K S I S U O Z O X R D T A R A I A L T M F F S B T C Z J R O G E Y P I X T L A X W Z U V K D G L A A G A T L M U X A D R C A O V K N O P S V V R Z W F N A L B J L B O A E T T O P K F Q N J O D L Z B I J X M B W D U G O U T L G O I J U O P T U T K U E Z U S A E W A N U Z J N M D O I B P T P T Y E B F D N N S O D J H P U C S E O H S W O N S D D D S U Z P R Y W K J W N L M B R E H Y C V N W T R A L A C G R D O U T H Z A X P C V B S K G C Q BalsaBoat BarkCanoe BullBoat Dugout Kayak PlankBoat Sled Snowshoes Toboggan Travois Umiak - 12 -

NATIVE AMERICAN TRANSPORTATION WORDSEARCH PUZZLE SOLUTION A B T N V K S I S U O Z O X R D T A R A I A L T M F F S B T C Z J R O G E Y P I X T L A X W Z U V K D G L A A G A T L M U X A D R C A O V K N O P S V V R Z W F N A L B J L B O A E T T O P K F Q N J O D L Z B I J X M B W D U G O U T L G O I J U O P T U T K U E Z U S A E W A N U Z J N M D O I B P T P T Y E B F D N N S O D J H P U C S E O H S W O N S D D D S U Z P R Y W K J W N L M B R E H Y C V N W T R A L A C G R D O U T H Z A X P C V B S K G C Q BalsaBoat BarkCanoe BullBoat Dugout Kayak PlankBoat Sled Snowshoes Toboggan Travois Umiak - 13 -