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Passport Questions

  1. Which two items in the Touch Bin don't belong?

  2. Ask one of the Children's Stage performers which tribe they belong to. Write down their name and tribe.

  3. Write down the names of the eight Seminole clans.

  4. Draw one Seminole patchwork design, and write down what it stands for.

  5. Make up your OWN patchwork design and tell us what it stands for!

  6. True or False: Seminole Indians live in tipis.

  7. What artifact did you dig up? Do you know what it is? If you don't know for sure, what do you THINK it is?

  8. What word is not a real Seminole/Miccosukee word? Circle the right answer:
    a. Hul-pah-te-chobee
    b. Sho-naa-bish
    c. Linguine
    d. Che-han-tah-mo

  9. Get the autograph of one of the Children's Stage performers.

  10. Write a short poem about your experience at the Children's Village.

  11. (Extra Credit) Write the definitions of the Seminole words in Question #8.


    Here are what some of the kids wrote on their passports at Discover Native America 2000...some are poems from question #10, some are just thoughs.

      "Indians are cool and they really rule." --Margaret

      "I had a ball!"

      "Roses are red and violets are blue I love the Children's Village; how about you?"

      "I had fun learning about Indians. Tha me hen...I learned to count to one!"

      "I had fun. Seminoles are #1!" --Marcus

      "I like the digging spot,
      I found a piece of a pot.
      I'll be back another day
      To find a piece of clay."
      --Sierra

      "Children's Village is a place where kids can discover the secrets of Native Americans. You can learn many things."

      "The Children's Village was educational. It was eye opening. Wow!"

      "We saw a horse, a black one! And we played games, and we watched Indians dance."

      "I like Indians,
      I like fun
      I like playing in the sandbox
      And dancing in the sun."

      "We had fun making shakers. We learned a lot and danced."

      "The Children's Village is like the sun: it helps us grow." --Tatyanna

      "Headbands, necklaces, beads and feathers I enjoyed digging in the sand for treasure."

      "I made a head band and joined the Bear Clan."

      "I really had lots of fun...I enjoyed all of the activities!"

      "First I went and made a felt design Then I made a shaker, it looks fine. Next I dug an artifact, it's a kind of tool Last I made a bracelet, it looks very cool." --S.R.

      "I made an Indian hat. And I sang with Shana Banana!" --Jessica

      "I made a hat with feathers. It was the nicest hat I ever made!" --Bailey

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