2. The Ute tribe By jack anderson

3. Table of contents Slide one cover Slide two table of contents Slide three tribe traditions Slide four what did they eat Slide five where did they live Slide six how did they dress Slide seven famous people Slide eight contributions Slide nine how big is the tribe Slide ten extra information about the tribe Slide eleven jacks quiz of smartness Slide twelve where I got the information Slide thirteen about the author\ aka\ jack

4. Tribe traditions  One tradition is the Ute bear dance. The bear promised that the Ute danced the bear dance that their hunters would find prey and there women would have many children. For hundreds of years today, the Ute have welcomed spring with this dance.  Ute women carried babies in cradleboards made from willows. It’s oval frame was wide at the top and it narrowed to the bottom.

5. What did they eat The Utes were hunter gatherers, and moved from place to place frequently as they gathered food for there families. Ute men hunted deer, elk, buffalo and small game like jackrabbits (which provided most of there food, clothing and blankets). Ute women gathered roots, pine nuts, seeds, berries, and fruit, which they sometimes dried.

6. Where did they live For many years the Ute lived in brush shelters. Each one held about twelve people. However after they were introduced to horses they began living in tepees as the horses were able to carry the tepees from camp to camp as the Ute hunted.

7. Famous people Chief Ouray Chapita Chief indians

8. How did they dress Ute women wore long deerskin dresses. Ute men wore breechcloths with leather leggings and buckskin shirts.

9. contributions The tradition of the bear dance, which is still performed each Spring. Their vast reservation lands, which cover over 4.5 million acres. Much of this land was purchased back from

10. How big is the tribe Only an estimate can be made of the total Ute population because they had a little political or social structure and a highly nomadic and independent nature.

11. Extra information about the tribe The Ute loved their children and taught them important skills.

12. Jacks quiz of smartness 1.What is the first tribe tradition? 2.Who are the famous people? 3.What is one thing you heard about how they dressed?

13. Where I got the Info Native American facts for kids the Ute indians The books UTE The Ute

14. About me Place Hooper Book ninjago Activities stealth and soccer I’m funny I like to be an example I like math soccer and recess.