The Navajo tribe learned from the Pueblo Indians because they live close and began to wear the same clothing.  The boys wore pants and red head bands all the way around.  The girls wore blue skirts that were long and blue shirts.  The jobs for Navajo were herding sheep and bringing water for the tribe.  The women make food and the little girls watch their mothers to learn how to make pottery.  They learned how to plant all their food.  The Navajo live in Arizona, Utah, and New Mexico.  But long ago some Navajo aunts and  uncles were in the same tribes of Indians that lived in Canada and Alaska.  The Navajos houses were called hogans.  They were four sided homes all made from nature.