My satisfaction rests in a job well done.
Jeremiah washed his share of the dishes.
The ocean was cold on the coast of northern Maine.
Stella's eyes betrayed her hurt feelings.
Salim and I served ourselves at the breakfast buffet
Melissa had two tests yesterday, and she got A's on both of them.
"Are these books on the hall table yours, Franklin?" asked Andrew.
Margot's excitement was so contagious that she infected the whole family with it.
"The upstairs room is going to be mine," said Winona.
Rodney was tired, but he helped put his little brothers to bed anyway.
Ernesto and I read about these crafts.
I focused on various items that are created in North America.
The Native Americans of this area care, weave, and shape useful objects
Many objects are considered artistic creations.
Native Americans use natural materials such as plant fibers, wool, cotton, stone, and wood.
Some of these people use wood and bark to create homes, bed frames, tools, toys, boats, and sleds.
Many years ago, Native Americans used stone to make strong tools before European traders brought iron tools to the continent.
Materials such as plant fiber, buffalo wool, and cotton are used to make yarn.
Some Native Americans in the Southwest work on looms, but other groups weave by hand.
We have seen displays of the beautiful crafts at the large museum near school.