A diorama of Choctaw Indian

I made a diorama of Choctaw Indians who lived in Mississippi and Oklahoma for many years. They moved to Alabama. The diorama will be on sale in my front year, starting on May 1st and ending on May 31st. It costs $9.99.

There is a stream up in the front with a dug-out canoe parked on it. A little farther back to the left there is a man with a club getting ready to fight anyone from Europe. All the Native Americans were in war with Europeans. To the right is a woman quenching the fire. To the woman’s right is a man with a bow and arrow looking for animals in the forest (The forest was in the back, so he was facing the back of the diorama.) There is a deer, bear, and fox in the forest trying to hide. A woman is carrying her baby away from the forest to the Choctaw cabin on the left. The cabin was covered with grass, than the roof was thatched. A man with a cape is inside it. In the back, right corner is a small cornfield with a woman bringing corn out of it.

You should get this diorama because your child will enjoy it and still be learning about the Choctaw Indians. They will like it, because they will not have to read long, boring textbooks. A short well-written report comes with it free! Your child will want to know more about the diorama, so they will read the report.

4/26/2010