HS&N 1.4 Explore: Iqaluit 2025 by

INSTRUCTIONS:

ece37 — 2025-06-11 17:49:43 UTC

Describe one land- based activity and explain how the activity is connected to Inuit culture, health and wellness.

On the land based activity:

2025-10-29 18:32:06 UTC

As a group, qijuttaa and other flowers and herbs, make tea and herbs to help with food and medicinal purposes. Make tea with the qijuttaq provided to make a fire, Herbs and flowers for medicinal purposes, Purple saxifrages and fireweed can be put in water and boiled to drink. Inuit have been passing down this knowledge over the generations. Very helpful. -Jean

Describe one land.

2025-11-19 14:42:33 UTC

Picking up different sorts of flowers, grass/moss. Moss can be used to make Qarngma for summer/fall. Another certain moss can also used for qulliq (light) mix with pualuujaq. Pualunnguaq from nuna is also used for lighting qulliq. (2 different kinds) one is for fall/winter days that last a little longer then the other.

-Debbie

Land based,

2025-11-19 14:44:30 UTC

As land based we can use anything we find outside and make it into school work, like pick berries and freeze them, we can now use them as beads, could how many we beaded, and we can collect flowers or anything make into art. And on snow we make snow angels. And any patterns on snow.

-Joan

Land-based activities

2025-11-19 14:47:36 UTC

heather/ikruut is a land plant that Inuit use to make tea/hot water. They used it a long time ago as they had no wood or stove to make it like how we make it now. But still Inuit used heather to make tea/hot water or to roast food.

Deanna

Land-based activity

2025-11-19 15:36:35 UTC

A key land-based activity for Inuit is

hunting, which is deeply connected to culture, health, and wellness. It promotes physical health through active labor, ensures cultural continuity by passing down traditional knowledge and skills from elders to youth, and supports mental and spiritual wellness by fostering a sense of purpose, community, and connection to the land.

-ooloota

Land-based activity

2025-11-19 15:58:18 UTC

a key land-based activity connected to Inuit culture, heath and wellness is traditional hunting and harvesting. This practice is fundamental to Inuit way of life and provides extensive benefits across physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual. Dimensions of health

-Aileen

Land based.

2025-11-21 00:17:53 UTC

Interacting with the land, is good for our mental, physical and spiritual and emotional well being. It can include Hunting, fishing, walking, gathering, traditional arts and crafts.

-Annie