Ohlone Children's life pt. 2

What were the roles and responsibilities of Ohlone children within their community?

• Ohlone children were not given any important roles or responsibilities within their community.

• Ohlone children were responsible for taking care of the elderly in their community.

• Ohlone children were responsible for hunting and gathering food for their community.

• Ohlone children were responsible for making important decisions for their community.

The clothing and adornments of Ohlone children were both ________ and culturally significant.

Ohlone children were taught to respect and care for the ________ environment.

What did Ohlone children learn from their parents, grandparents, and other members of the community?

• Traditional dances

• Modern technology

• Important skills and knowledge

• Foreign languages

Each tribe had its own unique style of ________ and adornments.

What are some of the skills that Ohlone children learned?

• Hunting and gathering

• Fishing and cooking

• Weaving and pottery

• Painting and sculpture

How was education incorporated into the daily lives of Ohlone children?

• Education was limited to a classroom setting.

• Education was not a part of their daily lives.

• Education was only available to a select few children.

• Education was integrated into their daily lives and not limited to a classroom setting.