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and they like to HUNT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1

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totem poles were used to remember old story's

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did you know that they used to work soooo hard to fish?!?!

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did u know that first nations used  birch tree to make some types of boats

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men made tools like axes and hamers

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the mud helped make north america

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maybe God made the earth have water so they stop fighting

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yes Rose

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we are living on a turtle!

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thats true rose

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and they bullit  tipis

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i think a first nation woman told the story

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poor muscrat

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hi guys did you know that the first nations built iglos?!!!

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The History of Indigenous Peoples in Canada

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The History of Indigenous Peoples in Canada

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What do the images you see in this video tell you about the daily life of the First Nations People?
**Notice that there are many words that are used to name Indigenous peoples: Native Indian, Aboriginal, Indigenous, First Nations - Do you remember what each of these mean from our class discussions? What names should we use?

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What does this video tell us about how First Nations people taught new settlers about life in Canada?

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During filming for the Jackie Robinson Heritage Minute, Anthony Hylton, who played Robinson, was very sick! The actor who hits the ball was a stunt double. He also tripped trying to run to first base after he hit the ball (which you can see if you watch closely!).

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Are there any similarities to our Catholic teachings about creation?

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An Ojibway Story of Creation - Pic River First Nation

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What can we learn from this First Nations story?  Who do you think is telling this story?

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This video, adapted from material provided by the ECHO partners, presents a telling of the Tlingit myth, "How Raven Gave Light to the World." The story is told by Shirley Kendall (Eagle Moiety), originally from the Alaskan village of Hoonah. It is illustrated with video of Native dancers and Alaskan scenery, as well as with images depicting Raven.