TheGreatSpiritHomestheCherokeelived inCorns,beans, &squashTribe thatwas anenemy of theCatawbaAmericanIndiansneededthese tostore thingsTribe that camefrom farawayplains wherethe buffaloroamedTool usedwith aspearUsed inbread,soup andash-cakesThe mostpowerfultribe in NorthCarolinaA homeconstructed out ofthin, young treesbent intosemicircles andset into the groundThey usedall the partsof theanimals thatthey neededBoats that theIndians usedmade from barkor a hollowedout treePeople thatcreated the firstwritten alphabetfor theCherokeepeopleThe journey where18,000 Cherokeewere forced toleave their homesand move toOklahomaLargesttribe of thePiedmontcountryAn AmericanIndian wordthat means"divided" or"separated"Sevengroups ofCherokeeA priestand agatheringof peopleTribe withthenickname"Flat heads"Tribe thatwas part ofthe IroquoisLeague ofNationsPeople who haveno permanenthome, but wanderabout in search offoodTribe thatdidn't breaktheir treatybut lost theirlandHandmadeobjects thatrepresent acertain cultureand people leftbehindHelpedAmericanIndians kill theirprey from agreaterdistanceTheGreatSpiritHomestheCherokeelived inCorns,beans, &squashTribe thatwas anenemy of theCatawbaAmericanIndiansneededthese tostore thingsTribe that camefrom farawayplains wherethe buffaloroamedTool usedwith aspearUsed inbread,soup andash-cakesThe mostpowerfultribe in NorthCarolinaA homeconstructed out ofthin, young treesbent intosemicircles andset into the groundThey usedall the partsof theanimals thatthey neededBoats that theIndians usedmade from barkor a hollowedout treePeople thatcreated the firstwritten alphabetfor theCherokeepeopleThe journey where18,000 Cherokeewere forced toleave their homesand move toOklahomaLargesttribe of thePiedmontcountryAn AmericanIndian wordthat means"divided" or"separated"Sevengroups ofCherokeeA priestand agatheringof peopleTribe withthenickname"Flat heads"Tribe thatwas part ofthe IroquoisLeague ofNationsPeople who haveno permanenthome, but wanderabout in search offoodTribe thatdidn't breaktheir treatybut lost theirlandHandmadeobjects thatrepresent acertain cultureand people leftbehindHelpedAmericanIndians kill theirprey from agreaterdistance

4th Grade Native American Studies - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. The Great Spirit
  2. Homes the Cherokee lived in
  3. Corns, beans, & squash
  4. Tribe that was an enemy of the Catawba
  5. American Indians needed these to store things
  6. Tribe that came from faraway plains where the buffalo roamed
  7. Tool used with a spear
  8. Used in bread, soup and ash-cakes
  9. The most powerful tribe in North Carolina
  10. A home constructed out of thin, young trees bent into semicircles and set into the ground
  11. They used all the parts of the animals that they needed
  12. Boats that the Indians used made from bark or a hollowed out tree
  13. People that created the first written alphabet for the Cherokee people
  14. The journey where 18,000 Cherokee were forced to leave their homes and move to Oklahoma
  15. Largest tribe of the Piedmont country
  16. An American Indian word that means "divided" or "separated"
  17. Seven groups of Cherokee
  18. A priest and a gathering of people
  19. Tribe with the nickname "Flat heads"
  20. Tribe that was part of the Iroquois League of Nations
  21. People who have no permanent home, but wander about in search of food
  22. Tribe that didn't break their treaty but lost their land
  23. Handmade objects that represent a certain culture and people left behind
  24. Helped American Indians kill their prey from a greater distance