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You are now Leaping Doe! Get out your journal and write your name, and remember to take notes as you go along! Here is a note sheet you will need to turn in with your journal. Of course everything is familiar to you, but you wouldn't want to miss anything important, would you? The links below will help familiarize you with the over all culture of the Plains Indians, take the time to get familiar with your new family and nationality.
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Once
arriving home you go play with your hoof and pin toy with your brother
Running Buck. The Hoof and Pin game was made by your father from
deer foot bones and the skewer from a bison rib. The rules are to hold
the skewer in one hand and to hold the bones with your other hand against
the throwing elbow. The bones are then released with a thrust of the skewer
as the player attempts to catch the first bone. Catching the center of
a bone is five points or ten points for a side hole. If the first bone
is missed, the other team gets a try. If the bone is caught, the next bones
are caught in sequence until all bones have been caught.
The Rules and Picture for the hoof and pin game were found here. |
Here are some links showing the games you might play with the other children, or the toys you might have.
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You've been so wrapped up writing in your journal you almost forgot to do your chores!
You hurry to:
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