This document provides vocabulary words related to how prehistoric people lived, including permanent tents, herd, domesticate livestock, warriors, primitive, and surplus. It defines each term concisely, such as describing permanent as something that does not change and is forever, and primitive times as early history when people did not know how to read and write. The purpose is to introduce vocabulary to help discuss how prehistoric people lived and what their daily lives may have been like.

1. Aim: How do we talk about prehistoric people? Do Now: Get out your vocabulary cards and make a card for the following vocabulary words. Permanent tents herd domesticate livestock warriors primitive Surplus Weapons equality

2. permanent Does not change. Something that is forever. “This is now your permanent seat,” the teacher told the student.

3. weapons Things that we use to fight The students are not allowed to bring weapons to school.

4. equality When two things are the same Is there equality between men and women in this country?

5. Tents A small place to sleep usually made out of cloth. When we go camping, we sleep in tents.

6. Herd A group of animals together. Cows travel in a herd .

7. domesticate To make into something that can live inside a house. Example: some animals Dogs are domesticated , they are trained to live inside a house.

8. livestock Animals on a farm Cows, chicken, and pigs are examples of livestock .

9. warriors A fighter, someone who fights The warrior in Greece won many wars.

10. Primitive Early history People in primitive times did not know how to read and write.

11. surplus A lot of something, more than what you need. There is a surplus of people in China.