Announcement
• You will have a test on Friday, October 25 th .
• It is NOT an open note test
• Make sure that you understand and know the following information
1. The four regions of Texas
2. How to read a map using TODALSIGS
3. How to analyze pictures using OPTICS
4. The four different Native American groups in
Texas

Pueblo Culture
Tiguas and Jumanos

Announcements
• Classroom Jobs
• New Rule: no standing or getting out of seat without teacher permission. Put four fingers in the air if you want permission to get out of seat
• You will have a test on Friday, October
25 th . It is NOT an open note test. You will receive a study guide next time I see you.

Do First:
In your interactive notebook, answer the following questions:
• Would you ever want to get a tattoo? Why or why not?
• If you did, what would you get a tattoo of?
Explain

Guiding Question(s)
In your interactive notebook, write down the following two questions
• Who are the Tiguas and Jumanos?
• How do we compare and contrast the four
Texas Native Americans groups?

Why
In your interactive notebook, copy down the following:
• Your ability to compare and contrast will be tested on the Stanford test

Tiguas
Jumanos

Key Term
In your interactive notebook, copy down the definition of Sedentary:
• Sedentary: remaining or living in one area
(opposite of a nomad)
• Band: made up of several groups that stay together under one leader. The leader is called a chief.
• Tribe: made up of several bands that stay together under one leader. The leader is usually a chief, but in some tribes a council would lead.

Fill out your Graphic Organizer
• Look at the photos and fill out your graphic organizer
• 7 minutes

• Pueblo
Group

What tribes were in the Pueblo group of Native Americans?

Where did the pueblo group of
Native Americans live?

What is the land like there?

What did they eat?
• Most Jumano hunted and farmed in addition to trading, but they were not nomads . In this area of
Texas they stayed where they could water their crops of corn , beans , and squash . In the areas with water, there were also often deer and buffalo to eat.

What was the Pueblo culture (way of life) like?

What was the Pueblo culture (way of life) like?

What was the Pueblo culture (way of life) like?
• The Pueblo Native Americans made houses of adobe . These houses were made of dried mud and straw . The houses survived for many years because it was so dry in this area of Texas.

If the houses survived for many years…
• Does this mean that they were nomads?
• Why or why not?

How did the land influence this culture?
• The pueblo group had to deal with the dry weather in west Texas. They had to farm near water, hunt, and have a plan for times when there was no rain. They also built adobe houses that could survive because it was dry and because they had the materials to build them.
Some also traded between tribes to their East and to their West.

Interesting or Unusual Facts
• What do you think makes the Pueblo group different from the Southeastern,
Coastal, or Plains group?

Guided Practice
• Your table will be assigned one group of Native Americans (Coastal,
Southeastern, Plains, or Pueblos).
• You will have to create an ESPN chart for your specific group
E = economics: how did they make money, what did they grow?
S = social: how did people interact with one another?
P = political: who was the leader? Were they a band or a tribe?
eN = environment. What kind of land did they live on?
• Transfer your information onto chart paper. Your poster will be graded on three criteria:
1. Correct Information
2. Color
3. Visibility (is it clear and are the letters large enough to see?)
• 15 minutes. Use your time wisely!
• Level 1 activity (whisper)

Gallery Walk
• Fill out your graphic organizers using the information that your classmates have provided
• You will rotate clockwise (to the right)
• You have 3 minutes at each station
• You will visit 3 stations
• Do not move from your station until Ms. Chang says “ SWITCH.”
• Level 1 activity (whisper)

Independent Practice
• Venn Diagram. Compare and contrast the lifestyle of a nomad to a person living a sedentary lifestyle.
• Recall: Coastal, Southeastern, and Plains
Native American tribes are nomads. The
Pueblo group live a sedentary lifestyle.
• Finished early? Glue your handout into your interactive notebook and turn it in.
• Get started on the homework.

Homework
• Pretend that you are a sedentary Native
American. Write a letter to a nomadic
Native American describing why the sedentary lifestyle is much better.
• Minimum 2 paragraphs
• Must use the following vocabulary words:
– Adapt - Nomad
– Modify - Sedentary

Exit Ticket
• Silent and individual work
• Turn in your exit ticket to your turn-in tray when you are finished
• Start working on your homework