The Navajo Tribe lived in the regions of Arizona, New Mexico, Colorado and Utah, residing in hogans. The men wore breechcloths and the women wore woven yucca fibers. Their jobs included hunting, herding livestock, crafting jewelry for men and healing, cooking, farming and weaving rugs and pots for women. For food, they ate crops like corn and beans as well as meats like deer, antelope and bison. Important cultural aspects were their religion's connection to the land and raising sheep and goats for wool.

1. The Navajo Tribe
By
Sam J

2. Where Did They Live
• The Navajo Tribe lived in Arizona, New
Mexico, Colorado and Utah

3. Homes
• The Navajo Tribe lived in hogans.

4. Clothing
• The Navajo men wore breechcloths.
• The Navajo women wore woven yucca fibers.

5. Jobs
• The children went to school and helped
around the house.
• The women were farmers, tended live
stock, healed the sick, cooked and made rugs
and pots.
• The men are hunters, warriors, some chiefs
and made jewelry.

6. Food
• The Navajo Tribe ate
tacos, corn, beans, deer, antelope, bison, and
fruit.

7. Games
• They played archery and rode horses.

8. Worship
• The Navajo religion is the relationship
between the people and their land.

9. Important Animals
• The Navajo raised sheep and goats for their
wool.

10. Fun Facts
• The Navajo raided the Spanish horses.
• The Navajo killed Spanish warriors.