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ece37 — 2025-07-08 14:26:53 UTC

Respond by writing, or by audio, or by video to this question: IN YOUR OPINION, HOW DO INUKTUT SONGS AND THE INUIT DRUM, GROUND NUNAVUT CHILDREN'S IDENTITY?

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ece37 — 2025-07-08 14:26:53 UTC

In your opinion, how do Inuktut songs and the Inuit drum, ground Nunavut children’s identity?

2025-11-20 18:24:29 UTC

Sharing, learning and teaching the traditional culture

-Camillia

How do inuktut songs and the Inuit drum, Ground Nunavut children’s identity?

2025-11-20 18:24:48 UTC

it connects to their history, language and community. Drum dancing tells stories and helps children with rhythm.

It also fosters a sense of belonging, resilience and pride. Children can learn traditional values and their cultural roots.

This helps them feel closer to their culture. I always enjoy watching drum dancing or listening to songs made by fellow Inuit.

Shalyne

How do Inuktut songs & the Inuit drum, ground Nunavut children's identity?

2025-11-20 23:43:35 UTC

It's connecting them to their heritage through story telling and fostering a sense of belonging and promoting resiliency and the Inuit songs are strengthening the language by passing it down through generations drum dancing and singing helps the children understand the experience of the ancestors and it provides a sense of continuity

-Ada

How do Inuktitut songs and the Inuit drum, ground Nunavut children identity?

2025-11-21 22:20:05 UTC

Because they are a way to pass down history, values and language. Transmit knowledge about survival, traditional practices and connection to the environment. Cultural heritage through entertaining and educational activities.

Collette

In your opinion, how do Inuktut songs and the Inuit drum, ground Nunavut children’s identity?

2025-11-24 06:19:40 UTC

It is carried on for generations, it is promoting resiliences and strengthening our Inuit culture , to pass on the drum dancing to our future generation can tell stories by singing and dancing , and to learn our Inuit values .

-Madeline

In your opinion, how do Inuktut songs and the Inuit drum, ground Nunavut children’s identity?

2025-11-27 22:13:15 UTC

In my opinion Inuktitut Songs and Inuit Drum ground Nunavut Children’s identity by showing where they come from. Teaching them where their ancestors came from, how they sung and danced. I myself I came from big families on both sides ranging from Alaska to Denmark. I use to do Inuvaluit Drumming and Dancing. I haven’t done it maybe the last 4 years. I started when I was 13 years old, and went until my mid 30’s. During that time, I have seen many babies to adults go to the practices. It’s cute when you start them young, teach them our language through songs.

Colleen

In opinion, how do inuktut songs and the Inuit drum, ground Nunavut children’s identity?

2025-12-10 18:08:46 UTC

in my own opinion Inuit songs and Inuit drum Ground Nunavut

Children’s identity by showing where they came from and learning the drum and the songs from our elders, and showing where they come from. Teaching them where are ancestors come from, how they sang and danced and the language on singing the Inuit songs it would pass on to the children and it helps the children experience what our ancestors did when they were young and old they taught our parents and our parents taught us and we would pass on to our children and grandchildren, great grandchildren.

Michelle

In your opinion, how do Inuktut songs and the Inuit drum, ground Nunavut children’s identity?

2025-12-10 22:03:24 UTC

Involving Inuktut song & drum dancing is one way to connect our children to our ancestors, as it was passed on through generations.

It was a way of telling stories and celebrations.

-Jocelyn

How do inuktut songs and Inuit drum, ground Nunavut children’s identity?

2025-12-11 21:39:38 UTC

It’s best to teach them at a young age, carry on the tradition from generation to generation. When we hear and see the elders drum dancing and singing, they’re singing about how they use to live.

Megan