It gives me a clue of how the first nation people valued there stuff like food and their plates and knifes because it would be hard to sharpen the knifes and make homes they had to live carefully because of them we have better homes and more food choices. Before they did not even have schools.But now we have school and a lot of other stuff.

I feel like first nation people valued their communities the most because if one of the groups got like too much wild rice they would give it to other groups.They also valued materiel found from the wild like wild rice and blueberry's and because they can use blueberry's as dye to make a print on clothes. wild rice is very healthy for the first nation people.

ADELA:)

A) The first Nations people cared about their enviorment and the fact that people took their time to make their jewelry, plates, utensils and their time with each other because the people they knew were very specail to them.

B) They used what they had to make jewelry, plates and houses and didn't waste anything.

-Charley

I think they valued the necklaces cause it had a special meaning to them and maybe used it to send messages i think i think they also value what other family and ancestors passed down like necklaces family things and trees and fish cause it was one of the only foods they had and their clothes and houses i think they also valued their memoris and animals like they would not kill animals just to use it to make stuff that they dont need and they value the stuff they had and did not be sad cause they did not have everything like a lot of other people and they value left overs like if they eat clams they might use the shells to make necklaces.

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Alice Yang

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• Jane

i want to know if only indeginous communites did not have stores cause i feel like maybe eroupean people have like plates spoon forks and stores and other countrys.

Zoe Guo

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1a) I think the first nation people valued using animal fur and bones to make jewelry, tools, and there community

1b) I think that the first nation people have a relationship with the land and animals, because in the book the photo showed items like shells and stones but I don't think they harmed the environment while making the items.

This gives me a clue that the First Nation valued their cutlery because they are all handmade and i also think they valued their necklaces and bracelet because its all handmade and made from nature so its really precious and it can hold memory's of others because at that time they didn't have phones and could not take a photo I also think that they value their environment that they are in such as animals and trees friends and family. I think that the First Nation people take nature really serious because they can use them to hold memory's from others and they can also use plants such as blueberries to dye there shirt

The First Nations made everything by hand and hunted. They treasure artifacts like shell bracelets and animal skin. They carry on lots of traditions and stories passed down for generations. I think that the necklaces were from ancestors so they are very special to them.

1. a) From what I read, I think that the First Nation people shared lots of things because in the article the jewelry wasn't from the place where they people lived.

   
   

   1.b) I think they valued a sharing, caring for others, a good season for food, things for building huts like tarps, sharp stones, and the environment

Poppy

i think the first nations valued there jelewary because it can be passed down to genrations

I think that the first nations people valued their community, their family, their food, their rivers lakes, and their jewellery.

Zoe Guo

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The indigenous people made everything handmade.✋

Want to Know:

If the Indigenous got sick, what sicknesses did they get?

Learned:

The Indigenous made bracelets out of sea shells and rocks.

-Kyleigh

The First Nation people valued their shells and stones. Because they could make jewellery and eat the clams. But the most important thing that they would do is that if they ate something from the sea they wouldn't throw it away. They would keep it for making jewellery.

For example: One of the first nation people eat a clam they say "oh look I could make jewellery out of it." So they make jewellery and it turns out beautiful.

Know:

1. I know that the bracelets and necklaces were made out of sea animal shells.

2. I know that they make their own clothes.

   
   

Want to know:

1. what type of sea animal were the necklaces and bracelets from?

2. What rocks are the rock knives made out of?

Learned:

1. I learned the name of one of the tribes!

2. I learned That the first nations used plants to decorate their clothes.

3. I learned a bunch of names of tribes.

4. I learned certain places are more rocky so they cannot grow veggies.

5. I learned that wild rice is a thing and they eat it and trade it for other fruits and veggies.

:)Alice(:

The first nations people valued natural resources like clothes or transportation, food, tools, medicine, and shelter.

Zoe:)

-Dying clothes with natural dyes from berries🫐

-Not wasting any part of the dead animals🙌

-Scavenging for plants in the wild too🌾

-There will never be too much food, as the Indigenous peoples are able to trade with other Indigenous communities.

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-Kyleigh

Q1 - Flora

The First Nation people valued their natural resources.

For example: Their whole village needs all the natural stuff because if they did not have that they wouldn't be able to survive. They need to go and get food, clothes and medicine. To get food clothes and medicine they need natural stuff like, animals on land, plants, shells and animals in the sea.

:)Alice

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