Long before skyscrapers and bustling cities, Native American children led a different life. Let's travel back in time to spend a day with a young Native American named Little Hawk. As the sun rises, Little Hawk awakes in his family’s lodge, made of earth and buffalo hide. He helps his mother fetch water from the nearby stream, using containers woven from willow branches. After breakfast, Little Hawk learns hunting and fishing from his father, using tools made of stone and wood. The tribe believes in respecting every life taken for survival, thanking the spirit of the animal or fish. In the afternoon, Little Hawk joins the other children in a game of Lacrosse, using a leather ball and sticks with netted ends. They played not just for fun, but also to develop skills and strength. In the evening, everyone gathers around the fire. Elders share tales of bravery, wisdom, and respect for Mother Earth. As the stars twinkle above, Little Hawk goes to bed, dreaming about the stories he heard. A day in the life of Little Hawk shows us the Native Americans' strong community spirit, their deep connection with nature, and their wisdom passed down through generations.