Team One People

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Team One People

• Aaron, Nicole, Sarah, Lindsay, Brittni, Noah,
  James Emily

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Baskets

• Baskets are made out of straw. Tan straw and
  designs.
• To get the color black and brown they burying
  them and socking them in water with iron and
  acorns.
• Extraordinary baskets with coin design has 220
  stitches

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Jewelry

• Most of there jewelry were up of bone and abalone
  shells.
• Earrings and most of there necklaces were made by
  bone, shell, wood and stone.
• Hair pins were made up of bone.

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The White Bass

• The white bass looks similar to the white perch
  though larger.
• Smallmouth Bass are found throughout Lake Sharpe
• They are very fast swimmers.

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Devilfish

• They are an octopus.
• They have strong suckers.
• If you try to kill it, it could kill you even if
  it was on land because it is strong.

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Nutrition

• The Chumash Indians ate the following
• Pink crabs
• Abolone
• White Bass

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Abalone and Clams

• Farming of Abalone
• Began in the late 1950s
• and early1960s in
• Japan and China.

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St. Nicolas Island

• The beach is small and almost flooded when the
  tide is in.
• If you were standing on one of the hills that
  rise in the middle of it, you would think it
  looked like a fish.
• The island is one league wide.
• The island is also two leagues wide
• It is a remote island near Santa Catalina.

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TIDE POOLS

• Tide pools are rocky areas on the edge of an
  ocean that are filled with sea water.
• Tide pools are a unique and brutal habitat where
  the ocean meets the land.
• You might see starfish , anemones, urchins,
  barnacles, crabs, kelp and other sea plants in a
  tide pool.

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Team Two IBD Nakoda

• Chrissy, Anna, Jacob, Cassidy, Libby, Joanne,
  Krystle Audreana

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Chumash Village

• An ap is a (house/home/or a hut).
• The chief was called a wot.
• The largest ap in the Chumash village belonged
  the wot (or the chief).

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Tide Pools

• Form where pools of water collect in rocky
  hollows at low tide.
• There are easier places in the ocean to survive
  .
• Tides, temperature, saltiness all these
  coastally.

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Abalone

• Abalone is considered a tasty treat to many
  people.
• Dried abalone is very tough to chew
• Abalone comes in shells

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Nutrition

• The White Bass is what Ulape saw on the beach.
• Karana also ate abolne is mentioned a lot in the
  book.
• Karana ate scalps and all kids of fish.
• Karana tried to spare the devil fish but it shot
  out ink.

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White Bass

• The White Bass could
• Be found in the lakes of
• Northern New York.
• The White Bass can weigh up to 4 pounds
• It always moves in
• big schools of its own.

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Jelly Fish

• A jelly fish fires its poison whenever its
  tentacles brush against an object.
• In people the poison usually causes a sharp burn.
• Jelly fish are not fish at all.

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Chumash Clothing for Women

• Women made basket caps.
• They also made bow pins.
• There was barely any clothing when the Chumash
  were living.

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Chumash Clothing for Men

• Men wear skirts made of plant fiber or animal
  hide.
• They usually wear net skirts during the summer
• They hardly wore any clothing during the Summer.

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Team Three

• Zach, JaeLynn, Ariana, Jimmy, Dillon, Kevin,
  Willy Andrew

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Abalone

• Abalone breed through broadcast spawning.
• The egg hatches as a microscopic free living
  larva.
• At six months of age the spat begins to consume
  kelp and becomes a juvenile.

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Scallops

• The scallop is best known for its beautiful
  shell.
• Scallops are bivalv mollusks with scallop edged
  fan shaped shells.
• Scallops glide freely through the water.

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Channel Island

• There are four channel island.
• They are off the coast of California.
• Stay in a hotel.

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Tide Pools

• the edge of an ocean . Tide pools are rocky areas
  on
• Life is tough for plants and animals that live in
  tide pools.
• Tide pools are subdivided in four zones. They are
  the splash zone and high tide, mid-tide, low tide
  areas.

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Clothing

• For every day chumash didnt wear much at all.
• Woman usually wore a two piece skirt of deer skin
  or plant fiber.
• Men and boys wore nothing at all.

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Paint

• The chumash put paint on their body to keep from
  sunburn and also for celebrations.
• The rich women wear robes of dear skin.
• Women wear skirts made of yocca fiber

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White Bass

• The white bass is Oklahoma's state fish.
• White bass average 1 to 2 pounds.
• They are usually between 10 and 14 inches in
  length.

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Wild Dogs

• They hunt in packs.
• Wild dogs are deadly predators.
• Impalas are good pray for the wild dogs.
• Wild dogs are very territorial.

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Devil Fish

• The word octopus means eight feet.
• There are over 100 species of octopus.
• The California octopus is only 3/8 inches.