First Peoples of Canada by https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha en-us 2018-03-06 16:12:32 UTC 2024-05-17 02:21:38 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/238822244 2018-03-06 18:56:36 UTC https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/238822244 Algonquin ideas Nate and Samantha https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/238822574 In the center of each wigwam was a fire pit. It was used to provide warmth and for cooking. Shelves were built along the walls of the wigwam. They held pots and dishes.]]> 2018-03-06 18:57:01 UTC https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/238822574 Salish people of Canada Arts and Crafts - Bella and Morgan https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/238822911 Coast Salish art is an art unique to the Pacific Northwest Coast among the Coast Salish peoples. Coast Salish are peoples from the Pacific Northwest Coast made up of many different languages and cultural characteristics. Coast Salish territory covers the coast of British Columbia and Washington state. Within traditional Coast Salish art there are two major forms; the flat design and carving, and basketry and weaving. ]]> 2018-03-06 18:57:28 UTC https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/238822911 Algonquin Homes- Samantha and Lucia https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/238822930 In the past, the Algonquin lived in wigwams. These dome-shaped houses were made using trees and bark. The tree branches were bent to form the house’s curved frame. Bark was added to cover the frame. ]]> 2018-03-06 18:57:30 UTC https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/238822930 Salish. jordan Cameron. https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/238823249 Digging stick s were made form hard wood they were sharpened to a point then a horn or antler was added to the end these sticks were used to dig up dirt when planting seeds or to dig up clams to eat.]]> 2018-03-06 18:58:00 UTC https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/238823249 Cree-Niky and Lucia https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/238823328 Knives-The Cree made knives by sharpening stones.The knives were then used to skin animals and cut food ]]> 2018-03-06 18:58:08 UTC https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/238823328 Iroquois Dances - Ryan & Sharin https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/238825673 As in the past, Iroquois of all ages enjoy SOCIAL DANCES. Men perform some dances. Women perform others. Dancers move in a counter clockwise circle, stomping or shuffling their feet! This sounds fun! ]]> 2018-03-06 19:01:31 UTC https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/238825673 Ojibwa-Kazmira and Amanat https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/238827336 In this book we learnd that the Ojibwa lived in wigwams.The Ojibwa made tools out of materials found in nature.The fire was built in the sender of the wigwams. Fishing hooks were often carved by bond.

]]> 2018-03-06 19:03:53 UTC https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/238827336 Métis—Cole,Liam https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/238827843
The Metis in Canada are a group of peoples in Canada who trace their descent to First Nations peoples and European settlers.The Border City Métis Society and the Lloydminster Métis Society are coming together in hopes of bringing the Métis community closer together.The Societies will be co-hosting the Lloydminster Saskatchewan Métis citizen information Session on March 3rd.
]]> 2018-03-06 19:04:36 UTC https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/238827843 Iroquois Art - Sharin and Ryan https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/238831759 Traditional Iroquois life was filled with art! The Iroquois decorated clothing with porkypine quills or shell beads that were beautifully arranged. Geometric patterns were woven into baskets. The Iroquois used clay pots for storing,cooking, and serving food. Iroquois mothers made cornhusk dolls for their children. The dolls were made without a face. This was to teach the children that’s the way they look is not important as who they are.. ]]> 2018-03-06 19:10:15 UTC https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/238831759 Fur trade-Niky and Lucia. https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/238839955 In the 1600’s,europeans formed powerful companies that would dominate the fur trade and create alliances with the First Nations group for over 2 centuries. ]]> 2018-03-06 19:21:40 UTC https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/238839955 Blackfoot Homes Nathan and Samantha https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/238841830 In the past, the Blackfoot relied on teepees for shelter. Teepees are cone-shaped buildings made out of long tree poles. They are covered by animal hides that have been sewn together.]]> 2018-03-06 19:24:23 UTC https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/238841830 Iroquois Hunting and Gathering - Ryan and Sharin https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/238842374 Deer were a main food for the Iroquois. The meat was put in stews and cooked on it’s own. It was dried for future use. In the past, Iroquois found some of their food in nature. They hunted animals and gathered plants that were found in the area. They also planted food crops in which they grew vegetables. The Iroquois fished pike,sturgeon, and bass. Fish were dried over fires. Most were stored for later use.]]> 2018-03-06 19:25:06 UTC https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/238842374 Algonquin Clothing- Samantha and Lucia https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/238843254 Algonquin women wore sleeveless,tunic-style dresses made from animal hides. Algonquin men wore made from animal hides. They would wear loincloths in the summer months. These were strips of cloth that covered the lower parts of there body. Men often wore a headdress called a hair roach. This was a strip of porcupine hair that sat on the back of their head. To keep warm in the winter, the Algonquin made mittens and toques out of the skins and furs of muskrats and beavers. The Algonquin wore moccasins to protect their feet. These were made from animal hides. ]]> 2018-03-06 19:26:27 UTC https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/238843254 Iroquois The People - Sharin and Ryan https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/239415208 The Iroquois are First Nation clan. They are made up of six similar Aboriginal groups. (Mi’Kmaq, Cree,Salish,Denesuline,Sioux,Ojibwa) These groups came together to form Iroquois Confederacy about 400 years ago. The confederacy kept peace among it’s members. It also offered each group help and protection from it’s enemies.

The Iroquois’ traditional ands cover what is now southern Ontario and Quebec in Canada, as well as parts of NYC, Michigan, and Wisconsin in the US. 

]]> 2018-03-07 21:22:45 UTC https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/239415208 https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/239415436 2018-03-07 21:23:36 UTC https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/239415436 Moving from place to place Nathan and Samanth https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/239415450 When moving from one place to another, the Blackfoot carried their belongings on a travois. This was a sled made up of two poles that were joined together by a platform.]]> 2018-03-07 21:23:39 UTC https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/239415450 Salish. Liam Lucia Niky. https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/239416133 The coast Salish is a group of ethnically and linguistically related indigenous peoples of the Pacific Northwest coast living in British Columbia Canada and US. ]]> 2018-03-07 21:26:15 UTC https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/239416133 Ojibwa-Ruhan-Kazmira and Amanat https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/239416886 The people by Ruhan-Kazmira and Amanat

We learned that the people are a First Nation .Thier traditional lands covered the present-day provinces of Saskatchewan,Manitoba,and Ontario in Canada,as well as North Dakota,Minnesota,Wisconsin,and Michigan in the United States.

Wigwam by Ruhan-Kazmira and Amanat
In the past,the Qjibwa lived in wigwams.a wigwam was a dome-shaped house.it was made of wood,rush mats,and birchbark.wooden poles were bent to make the house’s frame.the rush mats and birchbark were then laid over the frame to make walls.


]]> 2018-03-07 21:28:59 UTC https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/239416886 Clothing - Kazmira and Amanat dhadda_s https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/239417634 Clothing

Men wore shirts and leggings like women’s clothing,these clothes were made from animal hide.when the weather becomes cold,the Ojibwa wore robes and mittens made from animal fur.]]> 2018-03-07 21:31:45 UTC https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/239417634 Mens Metis clothing - Bella and Morgan https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/239417981 Metis men often wore a short shirt, red woolen cap, deerskin pants, moccasins and a long hooded coat called a “captop”. Metis men also wore a colourful sash around their waist. It was a very practical piece of clothing. It could be used as a rope, bandage, washcloth, towel or emergency saddle blanket.]]> 2018-03-07 21:32:56 UTC https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/239417981 Ojibwa Amanat,Rohan and,Kazmira https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/239418509 Clothing 

We learned that women wore dresses and leggings.These clothes were made from animal hide.Men wore shirts and leggings like women’s clothing these clothes were also made from animal hide]]> 2018-03-07 21:34:32 UTC https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/239418509 Iroquois Tools - Ryan and Sharin https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/239418541 The Iroquois used many materials to make tools. Hunting and building tools were made from stone and wood. The stone was sharpened so that it would cut through materials. Wood often formed the tool’s handle. To make clothing, the Iroquois used sewing needles madness from bone. Sharpened stones were used to scrape and smoothen animal hides. ]]> 2018-03-07 21:34:39 UTC https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/239418541 Cree - Cameron and Jordan https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/239418554 The Cree used snowshoes for winter travel.caribou high was laced through the frame to create the webbing. ]]> 2018-03-07 21:34:41 UTC https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/239418554 Ojibwa-Kazmira,Amanat,Ruthan https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/239418560 Hunting and gathering

We learned that First Nations gathered all different types of berries to make different colours.The berries were dried,and eaten fresh.]]> 2018-03-07 21:34:41 UTC https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/239418560 Blackfoot ideas Nathan and Samantha https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/239419589 The Blackfoot also painted their history onto animal hides. These hides were called winter counts.]]> 2018-03-07 21:38:03 UTC https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/239419589 Iroquois - Liam , Lucia , and Niky https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/239420083 They were known during the colonial years to the French as the Iroquois league,and later as the Iroquois confederacy ,and to the English as the five nations(before 1722) and later as the six nations comprising the mohawk,Onondaga,Oneida ,Cayuga,Seneca,and Tuscarora peoples]]> 2018-03-07 21:39:47 UTC https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/239420083 Sioux People - Jordan Cameron georgiasage6677 https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/239420906 When the Sioux began using horses that created large  travois that could carry more belongings.]]> 2018-03-07 21:42:37 UTC https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/239420906 Moccasins Nathan and Samantha https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/239422102 Both men and womenwore  moccasins on their feet. Like their other clothing, these shoes were made from animal hide.]]> 2018-03-07 21:46:20 UTC https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/239422102 Salish People-Sharin and Ryan https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/239423571 The Salish are First Nation clan. They live in the southern part of BC, including Vancouver Island. They are also found in parts of the Northwestern US.

Canada’s Salish are made up of two groups. The Coast Salish live along the southern coast of the province. The Interior Salish live farther inland. Most Salish live on reserves in these areas. Some live in cities and towns. 

More information: www.multiculturalcanada.ca/Encyclopedia/A-Z/a10/1]]> 2018-03-07 21:50:56 UTC https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/239423571 Dresses Nathan and Samantha https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/239423711 Women wore one-piece dresses, with short leggings underneath. These clothes were made from animal hides.]]> 2018-03-07 21:51:35 UTC https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/239423711 Ojibwa amanat,Ruhan,kazmira https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/239424703 We learned about the music and dances we learned song played a important role Ojibwa life some songs were sang to entertain children and adults.]]> 2018-03-07 21:55:04 UTC https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/239424703 Salish Homes-Ryan and Sharin https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/239869750 In the past,the Salish lived in large homes called long houses. Longhouses were most often made with red cedar planks. Cedar was used because it wasn’t more waterproof than other trees in the area. It helped keep water out of the homes.

Inside the floors of the longhouse were made of earth. Mats often covered the bare ground. The walls were lined with low platforms for sleeping. Above the platforms we’re storage shelves. Several fire pits kept the house warm Andy cozy! It wouldn’t hurt to live inside a longhouse! ]]> 2018-03-08 19:24:09 UTC https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/239869750 Denesuline:Liam and Cole https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/239869779 For 30 Year’s the chief and council of the hatchet lake Denesuline]]> 2018-03-08 19:24:11 UTC https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/239869779 Salish Hunting and Gathering-Sharin and Ryan https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/239875849 Salmon was a main food for the Salish. Once caught, some salmon was eaten immediately. The rest was dried for use in winter. Women were responsible for digging clams from the beach. The clams were removed from their shells and smoked. Soapberries were a common treat. The Salish used them to make sweets such as ice cream and beverages.]]> 2018-03-08 19:33:20 UTC https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/239875849 Denisuline Tools Nathan, Caden, and Cole. https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/240316013 Tools made from stone, bone,and wood helped people complete tasks in their daily life. Denesuline men used tools such as axes, knives, and spears.]]> 2018-03-09 18:50:50 UTC https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/240316013 Blackfoot Cameron Jordan https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/240317580 Blackfoot men made shields out of bisons hide the shield were so strong they could stop an arrow. ]]> 2018-03-09 18:53:33 UTC https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/240317580 Facts about explorers by Gurjaap and Kaden F. https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/240322578 Everybody on the world believed the world was flat but John Cabot a explorer believed that the world was round.Jacques Cartier named Canada.]]> 2018-03-09 19:02:11 UTC https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/240322578 Sloux-Kazmira,Ruhan,Amanat https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/240322763 In this book I learned that the Sioux are First Nations.In the past,they lived on the
Interior plains of North America.Many sloux still live there today.The sloux are made up three language groups.These are the bakota.lakoat and Dakota all of theses words mean firends together the Dakota,Lakota and nakota.]]> 2018-03-09 19:02:32 UTC https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/240322763 Salish Clothing-Sharin and Ryan https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/240323483 On rainy days, the Salish wore cedar ponchos. Men wore cedar bark robes at special events. 

In warm weather, Salish women wore aprons made from cedar bark. When it turned cold, they wore dresses

The Coast Salish used the furs from small animal species, such as beavers, rabbits, and squirrels, to make capes and other coverings.

Salish men sometimes wore breechcloths made from animal skins. These were small flaps of fabric that looked like underwear (LOL). If the weather was cold, the Salish would wear shirts and leggings. ]]> 2018-03-09 19:03:42 UTC https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/240323483 Ojibwa Amanat,Ruhan,Kazmira https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/240324470 Ojibwa tools

The Ojibwa made tools from materials found in nature.Fishing hooks were often carved from bone.Fish were pulled into a canoe using wooden fishing reels.]]> 2018-03-09 19:05:26 UTC https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/240324470 Iroquois Ideas Nathan, Cole, and Caden. https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/240326477 People lived in apartments inside the longhouse. Two families lived in each apartment. About 20 people lived in each longhouse.]]> 2018-03-09 19:09:21 UTC https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/240326477 Mi’kmaq music and dance Nathan, Caden, Cole https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/240329047 Dancing is a way for the Mi’kmaq to tell stories and entertain others sometimes dancers tell the story of a successful hunt the dancer pretends to be the hunter or the animal]]> 2018-03-09 19:14:24 UTC https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/240329047 Cree ideas Nathan,Cole,Caden https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/240330434 Spoons were made from the horns of moose, deer, or bison. They could also be made from wood or shells. Like today, Spoons were used to cook and eat food.]]> 2018-03-09 19:17:24 UTC https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/240330434 Ojibwa Amanat,Ruhan,Kazmira https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/240330999 Art

Art was a part of daily life for the Ojibwa even items they used everyday were always Finley crafted baskets were made by weaving strips of bark together bowls,spoons, and other items were carved out of wood these were often decorated with engraved figures.

]]> 2018-03-09 19:18:35 UTC https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/240330999 Wise words by A Declaration Of The First Nations by Gurjaap and Kaden F. https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/240331828 We the original peoples of this land know the creator put us here. The creator gave us laws that govern all our relationships to live in harmony with nature and mankind.]]> 2018-03-09 19:20:23 UTC https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/240331828 Sioux-Ruhan-Kazmira-Amanat https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/240334290 Teepees you’re Ruhan -Kazmira-Amanat

Long ago,the Sioux lived in teepees.A teepee was made with brison hides and tree poles.The lone tree poles were leaned against each other and tied at the top to make a cone shape.Brison hides were stretched over the poles]]> 2018-03-09 19:25:03 UTC https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/240334290 Moccasins Nathan, Cole, and Caden. https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/240334300 Most Iroquois wore maccasins on their feet.]]> 2018-03-09 19:25:04 UTC https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/240334300 Denesuline ideas Cole, Caden, Nathen https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/240337400 Women’s tools included spoons and ladles for handling food. These utensils were made from wood and animal horns. Boneswere  often made into scrapers for tanning hides]]> 2018-03-09 19:32:06 UTC https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/240337400 Algonquin Tools-Samantha and Lucia https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/240337963 In the past, nature provided the Algonquin with the materials they needed to make tools. These materials included animal skins and bones, rocks, wood, and bark. Hunting tools, such as bows and arrows, axes, spears, and knives, were all made of sharpened stones that were attached to pieces of wood or bone.]]> 2018-03-09 19:33:27 UTC https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/240337963 Salish Music and Dance-Ryan and Sharin https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/240338188 Drumming was an important part of Salish music. The Salish used both handheld drums and box drums. Box drums were often made from cedar. Sometimes, they had painting on them!

The Salish used drums in many ways. People listened to them, danced to them, told stories with them, and sang along with them ]]> 2018-03-09 19:33:59 UTC https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/240338188 Deer Nathan, Cole, and Caden. https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/240339175 Deer were found throughout Salish land.]]> 2018-03-09 19:36:38 UTC https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/240339175 Women’s Metis clothing- Bella and Morgan https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/240339225 Their clothing was greatly inspired by the clothing of the French-Canadian fur traders (les coureurs des bois), as well as the Native clothing of the area. The Metis women were in charge of making all the clothes for their tribes. ]]> 2018-03-09 19:36:45 UTC https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/240339225 Iroquols-Ruhan-Kazmira-Amanat https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/240362212 The people by Ruhan-Kazmira-Amanat 

The lroquois are a First Nation.Theysre made up of six smaller Aboriginal groups. These groups came together to form the lroquois Confederacy about 400 years ago.The confederacy kept peace among its members.It also offered each group help and protections from its enemies.The lroquios’traditional lands cover what is now southern Ontario and Quebec in Canada,as well as parts of New York,Michigan,and Wisconsin in the United States. ]]> 2018-03-09 20:34:33 UTC https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/240362212 Iroquois-Kazmira,Amanat,Ruhan https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/240363055
Homes

Long ago,the long houses were the center of Iroquois life long houses were long narrow buildings with arched roofs.To build a long house,long wooden poles were tied together to form arches.More poles were then placed lengthwise to connect and support the arches.shingles made from elm bark covered the wooden fram.]]> 2018-03-09 20:37:28 UTC https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/240363055 Salish ideas Nathan, Cole, Caden https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/240363064 Digging sticks were made from hard wood. They were sharpened to a point. Then a horn or antler was added to the end. These sticks were used to dig up dirt when planting seeds or to dig up clams to eat.]]> 2018-03-09 20:37:30 UTC https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/240363064 Algonquin Ideas-Samantha and Lucia https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/240364014 When moving place to place, the Algonquin tried not to carry many items with them. They would leave their tools behind and would make new ones as they were needed. 
Household Tools 
 Women used birchbark to make food containers. Animal bones were carved to make needles and awls. Both of these tools were used to sew clothing. When stitching items together, sinew served as thread. ]]> 2018-03-09 20:40:47 UTC https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/240364014 Ojibwa Amanat,Ruhan, Kazmira https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/240364046 The messengers of spring 

The Ojibwa have many stories to explain events that happen in the world the story of a spirit called new dawn describes how winter turns into spring.In a world covered with snow and ice New dawn brings colour and life to earth snow melts around him and grass grows at feet.]]> 2018-03-09 20:40:52 UTC https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/240364046 Sloux Cameron https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/240364308 When the Sioux began using horses they created larger travois that could carry more belonging ]]> 2018-03-09 20:41:45 UTC https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/240364308 Mi’kmaq ideas Nathan, Cole, and Caden https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/240365292 The Mi’kmaqs were also known for their doll making

]]> 2018-03-09 20:45:33 UTC https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/240365292 Coast Sailsh-Niky https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/240366049 Coast Salish art is an unique to the Pacific Northwest coast among the coast salish peoples]]> 2018-03-09 20:48:13 UTC https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/240366049 Roots Nathan, Cole, Caden https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/240366389 The Salish gathered roots, such as turnips and parsnips, in summer. The roots could be dried or baked before eating.]]> 2018-03-09 20:49:29 UTC https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/240366389 Wigwams Caden cole Nathan https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/240367802 In the past Mi’kmaq livedin  homes called wigwams. A wigwam was shaped like a cone or a dome its frame was built using poles made of spruce. The frame was covered in bark]]> 2018-03-09 20:54:41 UTC https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/240367802 Salmon Nathan, Cole, Caden https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/240367935 Salmon was a main food for the Salish. Once caught, some salmon was eaten immediately. The rest was dried for use in winter.]]> 2018-03-09 20:55:15 UTC https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/240367935 Algonquin People-Samantha and Lucia https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/240368309 The Algonquin are a First Nation that live in the Ottawa Valley, along the border of Ontario and Quebec. They did not always live here, however. Long ago, they lived on the Atlantic coast. They moved to the Ottawa Valley about 600 years ago. Today, there are about 8,000 Algonquin living in Canada. Some live in cities and towns, but most live in one of 10 reserves. 9 of these reserves are located in Quebec. 1 of these reserves is located in Ontario. ]]> 2018-03-09 20:56:41 UTC https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/240368309 Iroquois-Ruhan-Kazmira-Amanat https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/240381718 Snowshoes

In the winter, the lroquois used snowshoes to walk over snow-covered ground.The frame of the snowshoe was made of wood.Stripes of animal hide crisscrossed the frames]]> 2018-03-09 21:57:31 UTC https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/240381718 Mi’kmaq homes Nathan, Cole, Caden https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/240381909 In the past, the Mi’kmaq lived in homes called wigwams. A wigwam was shaped like a cone or dome. It’s frame was built using poles made out of spruce. The frame was covered in bark.]]> 2018-03-09 21:58:44 UTC https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/240381909 https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/240382272 2018-03-09 22:01:25 UTC https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/240382272 Salish art Nathan, Nick, Serena. https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/240963073 The Salish were known for their excellent carving. They were especially known for the large totem poles they carved from huge cedar logs. The totem poles usually featured humans, birds, and other animals.]]> 2018-03-12 16:13:31 UTC https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/240963073 Caden Cole bison https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/240964118 The Sioux ate bison throughout the year. To keep meet from spoiling, they dried the bison meat and used it in pemmican. Pemmican was made of dried meat that was pounded into powder and mixed with animal fat and berries.]]> 2018-03-12 16:15:00 UTC https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/240964118 Facts about explorers Kaden and Gurjaap https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/240964552 Everybody on the world believed the world was flat but John Cabot a explorer believed that the world was round. Jacques Cartier named Canada.]]> 2018-03-12 16:15:39 UTC https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/240964552 Ojibwa art-Niky https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/240964643 The Ojibwa influence First Nations art created woodland school of art ]]> 2018-03-12 16:15:48 UTC https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/240964643 Dresses,shirts, and leggings Serena,Nathan,Nick georgiasage6677 https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/240964813 Women wore dresses.Men wore shirts and leggings.This clothing is made mainly from deerskin.]]> 2018-03-12 16:16:02 UTC https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/240964813 Blackfoot-Ruhan-Kazmira-Amanat https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/240965195 Blackfoot homes by Ruhan-Kazmira-Amanat 

In the past,the Blackfoot relied on teepees for shelter.Teepees are cone-shaped buildings made out of long tree poles.They are covered by animal hides that have been sewn together.]]> 2018-03-12 16:16:37 UTC https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/240965195 Blackfoot-Kazmira,Ruhan,Amanat https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/240965483
Blackfoot clothing

The Blackfoot used iterms found in nature to decorate there clothing.This included feathers and procupine quills.When europ eans arrived,the Blackfoot also used glass beds.Blackfoot men wear leggings and a shirt.These clothes were often made from elk or bison hide.]]> 2018-03-12 16:17:04 UTC https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/240965483 Cree The People-Sharin and Ryan https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/240966133 The Cree are a First Nation that live throughout Quebec,Ontario,Manitoba,Saskatchewan,and Alberta. In the past, there were three Cree groups. The Woods Cree lived in what is now northern Saskatchewan and Manitoba. The Plains Cree lived in what is now central Manitoba. The Swampy Cree lived in what is now Manitoba, Ontario and Quebec.

Today, many Cree live on reserves in parts of Quebec, Ontario, Manitoba and Alberta. They also live in cities and towns across Canada]]> 2018-03-12 16:18:11 UTC https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/240966133 Nick and Nathan Serena. https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/240968137 Coast Salish women were skilled in weaving baskets from cedar. They used the bark and the roots of cedar trees to make the baskets. ]]> 2018-03-12 16:21:05 UTC https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/240968137 Wise words by a declaration of the first Nations people by Kaden and Gurjaap. https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/240975051 We the original people’s of this land know the creator put us here. The creator]]> 2018-03-12 16:31:55 UTC https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/240975051 Berries Caden Cole https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/240975083 The Sioux gathered fresh berries to eat. They also put berries in stews to add extra flavor ]]> 2018-03-12 16:32:00 UTC https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/240975083 Blackfoot-Ruhan-Kazmira-Amanat https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/240976114 Blackfoot music and dance by Ruhan-kazmira-amanat

Powwows are an important part of Blackfoot culture.at powwow,the Blackfoot gathered to share their music,stories,and dances.both men and women performed dances.dancers often wore bright and colourful costumes.]]> 2018-03-12 16:33:49 UTC https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/240976114 Mi’kmaq Liam Cameron Jordan https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/240976553 The Mi’kmaq or Mi’gmaq are a First Nation peoples indigenous to Canada’s Atlantic province and the gaspé peninsula of Quebec as well as the northeastern region of Maine.]]> 2018-03-12 16:34:33 UTC https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/240976553 Ml’kmaq Amanat,Ruhan,Kazmira https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/240976810
The people 

The mikmaq are a First Nation that live on eastern Canada the term ml’kmaq comes from the world nikmak this means my friends mi’kmaq is pronounced meeg maw.]]> 2018-03-12 16:35:00 UTC https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/240976810 Ojibwa berries Cole Caden https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/240976815 The Ojibwa picked chokeberries and raspberries. The berries were dried, eatan fresh, or made into a paste.]]> 2018-03-12 16:35:01 UTC https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/240976815 Moving from Place to Place-Samantha and Lucia https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/240976893 The Algonquin sometimes used special tools to help them move from one place to another. In summer, they travelled on foot for short journeys. For longer trips, they travelled by water using canoes made from birchbark. ]]> 2018-03-12 16:35:08 UTC https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/240976893 Cree Homes-Sharin and Ryan https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/240977944 In the past, Cree who lived in wooded areas lived in wigwams. These homes were made from tree branches and bird bark. 

Wigwams had a rounded roof, like a dome.]]> 2018-03-12 16:36:47 UTC https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/240977944 Totem poles-Bella and Morgan https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/240978577 Totem poles ( Gyaa aang in the Haida language) are monumental carvings, a type of Northwest Coast art, consisting of poles or pillars,carved with symbols or figures.]]> 2018-03-12 16:37:51 UTC https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/240978577 Nick and Nathan and serena https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/240981379 The Salish used drums in many ways. People listened to them,danced to them, told stories with them, and sang along with them. ]]> 2018-03-12 16:41:49 UTC https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/240981379 Cree Moving from Place to Place-Sharin and Ryan https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/240981551 When the Cree moved from one place to another, they put their belongings on a travois. A travois was made of two poles that were attached to a platform. The travois could be pulled by people, dogs, and/or horses.

The Cree used snowshoes for winter travel. Caribou hide was laced through the frame to create the webbing.]]> 2018-03-12 16:42:03 UTC https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/240981551 Turnips Caden Cole https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/240981620 The Sioux gathered vegetables that grew in nature. One was the wild turnip. It was put into stews and soups.]]> 2018-03-12 16:42:09 UTC https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/240981620 Mi’kmaq Amanat Ruhan,Kazmira, https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/240985027 Homes 

In the past the mi’kmaq lived in homes called wigwams a wigwam was shaped like a cone or dome its frames are built using homes]]> 2018-03-12 16:47:37 UTC https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/240985027 Algonquin Music and Dance-Samantha and Lucia https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/240985921 Music was an important part of Algonquin life. The drum was the main instrument used to make music. Rattles, flutes, and whistles were other instruments the Algonquin played to make music. Most Algonquin songs were about events in their daily life. The rise and fall of the Sun, flying geese, and hunting all had songs created about them. Some of these songs were accompanied by dancing. ]]> 2018-03-12 16:48:59 UTC https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/240985921 Cree Music and Dance-Ryan and Sharin https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/240986669 One of the most important instruments the Cree used to make music was the drum. Drums were made rom birchbark frames covered with deerskins. They were pounded with the player’s hand or a mallet to make sound.

Drums kept the beat while people sang and danced. Singers usually performed while they danced. Sometimes, they would sing for other dancers. Songs were sung by more than one person. Large groups of people often joined in.]]> 2018-03-12 16:50:11 UTC https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/240986669 Drinks Cole and Caden https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/240986881 Wintergreen and spruce needles were used to add flavour to hot and cold drinks.]]> 2018-03-12 16:50:26 UTC https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/240986881 Onions Caden Cole https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/240987209 Wild onions also grew in areas where the Sioux lived. Like turnips, the Sioux  used wild onions in there stews and soups]]> 2018-03-12 16:50:52 UTC https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/240987209 Iroquois-Ruhan-kazmira-amanat https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/240989167 Iroquois art by Ruhan-Kazmira-Amanat

Traditional lroquios life was filled with art.the lroquios decorated clothing with porcupine quills or shell beads that were beautifully arranged.geometric patterns were woven into baskets.the lroquois used clay pots for storing,cooking,and serving food.]]> 2018-03-12 16:53:43 UTC https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/240989167 Iroquois-Kazmira,Amanat,Ruhan https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/240989277 Moving place to place 

In the past the Iroquois traveled 1 place to another on foot and water.They built canoes from birchpark  for traveled over water.]]> 2018-03-12 16:53:48 UTC https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/240989277 Cree Hunting and Gathering-Sharin and Ryan https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/240990577 Bison was a staple food for the Plains Cree. It was often used to make pemmican. This food was made of dried meat, fat, and berries.

Berries were picked when in season. Some were eaten fresh. Others were dried and eaten over winter months.]]> 2018-03-12 16:55:54 UTC https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/240990577 Nick and Nathan and Serena https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/240990705 The coast Salish used canoes for fishing and visiting other villages Salish canoes could be up to 18 metres long and carry more than 40 people.  ]]> 2018-03-12 16:56:06 UTC https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/240990705 Fish Cole Caden https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/240993157 When near water, the Ojibwa fished for food. Trout, pickerel, and sturgeon were some of the fish they caught]]> 2018-03-12 17:00:07 UTC https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/240993157 Deer Caden Cole https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/240993229 Besides bison, the Sioux hunted other animals. Deer and antelope were some of the animals the Sioux used for food.]]> 2018-03-12 17:00:14 UTC https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/240993229 Algonquin Art-Samantha and Lucia https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/240993555 The Algonquin used items found in nature to create their art. Baskets were made from a variety of materials, including birchbark. Birchbark baskets were often decorated with porcupine quills. Sometimes they had patterns etched onto them.]]> 2018-03-12 17:00:51 UTC https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/240993555 Cree Tools-Sharin and Ryan https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/240993715 The Cree made knives by sharpening stones. The knives were then used to skin animals and cut food. A large, stone tool called a maul was used to break and split animal bones (Be advised, may be disturbing to small children.) The bones used to make tools and weapons.

]]> 2018-03-12 17:01:08 UTC https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/240993715 Mi’Kmaq. Liam Cameron Jordan https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/240994282 Dancing is a way for the Mi’kmaq to tell stories]]> 2018-03-12 17:02:07 UTC https://padlet.com/dhadda_s/qk3slpkr85ha/wish/240994282