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Traditional First Nations Way Of Life

Traditional First Nations Way Of Life. Settle:. Verb: To stay, or live in an area. The Inuit People. The Inuit Hunted…. Seals. Whales. Caribou. Inuit Shelter. Igloo. Animal Skin Tent. Transportation. Snow Shoes. Dog Sled. Nomadic. Adjective: always moving, does not stay in one place.

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Traditional First Nations Way Of Life

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  1. Traditional First Nations Way Of Life

  2. Settle: Verb: To stay, or live in an area.

  3. The Inuit People

  4. The Inuit Hunted… Seals Whales Caribou

  5. Inuit Shelter Igloo Animal Skin Tent

  6. Transportation Snow Shoes Dog Sled

  7. Nomadic Adjective: always moving, does not stay in one place

  8. The Plains People

  9. Gather • To collect berries and other plants to be eaten later.

  10. Buffalo

  11. Tipi

  12. The Iroquois People

  13. The Iroquois were farmers:

  14. Permanent Adjective: lasts a long time or forever

  15. Longhouse

  16. Sedentary Adjective: Stays in one place, does not move.

  17. The Northwest Coast People

  18. Coast Noun: the land near the sea

  19. They were fishers…

  20. Carve Verb: To cut wood with a knife

  21. Totem Pole

  22. Kayak A long, wooden boat.

  23. Northwest Coast Longhouse

  24. THE END

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