RAFT assignments
By Adyant Jain
Native American Proverb
Do not judge a man until you walk two moons in his moccasins. It originated from the Cheyenne tribe. It means that don't judge anyone until you have stepped in their place.
Native American Proverbs
Judge not by the eye but by the heart. This proverb originated from the Cheyenne tribe. It means that don't judge anyone by their looks but by their feelings.
Native American Proverbs
Our first teacher is our own heart. It originated from the Cheyenne tribe. It means that you are your first teacher as your heart tells you what is right and what is wrong.
Native American Proverbs
Listen, or your tongue will keep you deaf. This proverb originated from the Cherokees (An American Indian Tribe). The meaning of this proverb is don't always keep talking, as you should also listen to others. Otherwise, you are as good as being a deaf person.
Native American Proverbs
Take only what you need and leave the land as you found it. This proverb originated from the Arapaho tribe. The meaning of this proverb is don't be greedy, take only what you need and leave what is not needed to others.
Native American Proverbs
Each bird loves to hear himself sing. This proverb originated from the Arapaho tribe. The meaning of this proverb is that everyone like to hear praises about themselves.