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[Row number] 229 [Grade] 4 [SOL] VS.2e [SOL Text] The student will demonstrate knowledge of the geography and early inhabitants of Virginia bye) describing how American Indians (First Americans) adapted to the climate and their environment to secure food, clothing, and shelter. [Essential Knowledge] Four seasons: spring (mild temperatures with rain showers); summer (hot and relatively dry); fall (cool with rain); winter (cold with snow, ice, or rain)Vegetation: forests, VA Indians are called Eastern Woodland IndiansFood: spring (dug for clams, fished, picked berries); summer (grew beans, corn, squash); fall (harvested and prepared crops for storage); winter (hunted deer, squirrel, rabbit, and wild turkey.Clothing: young children may not have worn anything in hot weather. Deerskins were used for clothing, feathers and furs in the winter.Shelter: saplings tied with rope, covered with reed mats or bark [Key Words] Geography Indians [Marking Period] MP1 [Subject] 
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