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Comanche Indians
Find out how Comanche Indians traveled and hunted in the past. Learn about the clothes they wore and the tipis they lived in. Read about the games and contests that Comanche people still enjoy today. In this book you will see why the Comanches became excellent horse riders, learn about the Honey Eaters, discover how Comanches used dogs to move tipis.
32 pages, Paperback
First published September 1, 2002
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Caryn Yacowitz
22 books2 followersCaryn Yacowitz is a playwright, speaker, and the author of several picture books. She lives in California.
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November 1, 2011
Dear Ms. Greenhouse,
I am reading a book called the Comanche Indians by Caryn Yacowitz. This book has a lot of information but not as much as the Iroquois book I had wrote about a week ago. But it has a lot of information. I am going to summarize a section of the book I read. This part is about the Comanche families. Comanche families are called bands. There is a leader for each band. Bands don't come together for ceremonies or special events. However they do come together when it is a life or death situation. For instance they would come together to fight and enemy in a war or if a baby is born. I am not done reading the section yet because I have been taking reading it slowly. So maybe tomorrow at the end of my personal response I will add a little more to my summary.
Sincerley, Arielle
I am reading a book called the Comanche Indians by Caryn Yacowitz. This book has a lot of information but not as much as the Iroquois book I had wrote about a week ago. But it has a lot of information. I am going to summarize a section of the book I read. This part is about the Comanche families. Comanche families are called bands. There is a leader for each band. Bands don't come together for ceremonies or special events. However they do come together when it is a life or death situation. For instance they would come together to fight and enemy in a war or if a baby is born. I am not done reading the section yet because I have been taking reading it slowly. So maybe tomorrow at the end of my personal response I will add a little more to my summary.
Sincerley, Arielle
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