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Printable 7th grade worksheet on Apsaalooke clans with clan names in English and Apsaalooke language and reflection questions on kinship.
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Apsaalooke Clans

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This printable social-studies worksheet introduces 7th graders to the ten clans of the Apsaalooke (Crow Nation), including their names in both English and Apsaalooke, their historical meanings, and the stories behind them—from Greasy Mouths to Newly Made Lodges. Students reflect on the function of kinship systems, the role of joking relations, and their own clan membership. Suitable for Native American studies units, cultural-awareness lessons, or community-focused learning.

Subject:
Social Studies
Topic:
Culture
Grade Level:
7th Grade
Updated November 2025

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