Museum Seek and Find
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- Find the
tomahawk displayed with the Indian photographs and arrowheads.
What else, besides chopping or cutting could this have been used
for? Look closely.____________________________
- Do you see
the parfleche? What colors are used to decorate it? ______________________________________.
Draw a small picture of it.
- Describe
the dishes in the cupboard.
- Name three
items, in addition to the dishes, that are located in the homemaking
display. ___________________,
_______________________, and ____________________
- There are
two toys displayed in the museum. What are they?____________________
and
____________________________.
- There is
a blue dress in a display. Name 3 items used to decorate
it _____________________, ___________________, and _______________________.
- Find the
Circle of Life. What are some of the activities pictured
in the sections for:
SPRING ___________________________________.
SUMMER __________________________________.
FALL ______________________________________.
WINTER ___________________________________.
- How many
figures are there in the center section of the museum?_______________.
Describe whom two of these figures represent._____________________________________
_____________________________________________.
- What is the
figure of the Indian girl holding in her hand?_______________.
- Find the
Indian woman who is digging roots. What is her digging
tool made out of?____________________________________.
- Find the
figures of the hunter and medicine man. What are
their moccasins made from?____________________________________________.
- Look at the
Whitman-Spalding 1836 Route map. What city did they start in?_________________
- Name the
four Sager girls whose pictures hang in the museum. ___________________,
_________________,
______________________, and ______________________
- Name two
items that are on display that belonged to Marcus Whitman._________________,
_____________________
- Look at the
wagon wheel. What is the tire made of?_______________________
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