After spending a day in the woods, Mrs. Harvey's students wrote an acrostic poem documenting their experience. Please enjoy those poems and some pictures below!
Having fun matters when you’re making a hunting lodge
Using our imaginations to pretend we are Native Americans
No other days will compare so good to this day
The hunting lodge is good to hunt for food
Iroquois are still here in this world
Native Americans never complained when they were working
Great listening appeared when Grizzly taught us about The
Peace Maker
Little kids lasted 5 hours of non-stup running around
Once again we learned that we have a great attitude
Daybreaks barely every happened with the Native Americans
Goodness gracious I would not personally like to be a Native
American
Everybody now know that distraction was not a thing back
then.
By Claire
Hats on people
Under the immense trees
Nuts everywhere on the ground
The whale watcher
In the awesome woods
Not taking any breaks
Great lodge because it wasn’t too cold
Lucky time for us
Outside in the woods
During the day
Games like Double Ball and Catch the
Rabbit help the
Iroquois
Excellent time outside
By Ben
Hard workers
Using their hands
Native Americans worked hard
Tenacity to never stop building
Into building
Not an easy job
Great at Hunting
Learning from their mistakes
Once lived by the school
Delicious dinner
Good at surviving
Everyone is caring
By Avery
Have a great learning experience Having fun with friends
Under a pile of leaves Under the warmth of the lodge
Never ending singing Nuts on the ground
Too much cold air The leaves catch the rain water
I got really dirty from picking up leaves In the woods
Not too many animals seen (except fish) Nice and warm inside the lodge
Giggling while singing a working song Going outside
Lots of leaves, logs and lodges Lots of fun
Once in a lifetime experience Outside picking up leaves
Dead trees were everywhere Doing "Chase the Rabbit"
Green in a lot of places Great big lodge
Everyone helped a lot. Exciting time going into the lodge
by Bella by Sophia
How the Native Americans got messages when they were under attack
Using all the parts of the animal they killed
Never mess around in their culture if you're a boy or you'll have water dumped on your head
The tribes are mighty warriors
In their culture, a boy becomes a man when he turns nine
Never leave a man behind in battle or in general
Girls become women when they are married
Lodges are to easy to build and they should be able to fit your whole party
Only one person can be the chief out of the whole tribe
Do not interrupt a story teller when telling a story or they will start all over again or walk away
Girls settle arguments by tribes playing Double Ball
Everybody in the tribe has an important call to fill in
By Laela
Hunting
oUr class learned
Native Americans are awesome and strong
Tribes: Seneca, Cayuga, Oneida, Onondaga and Mohawk
It is not easy to pick up leaves
Not very hard to play double ball
Games like "Chase the Rabbit" Having lots of fun
Under lots of trees
Lodge is what we built Nice and warm
Oneida was one of the smallish tribes Touching stuff the Native Americans made
Don't say the Iroquois are not strong In a long house we made
Games like Double Ball Naming all the tribes
Easy to learn SCOOM Games like Double Ball and Chase the Rabbit
By Emma Long Houses are huge
Onondaga, Onieda, Seneca, Mohawk and Cayuga
Double Ball is used to solve conflicts
Girls do a lot in the tribe
End of the trip on the bus
By Gianna
