https://padlet.com/mmcfadden23/zboz9yweont0 Marissa M KIP #12 5.16.18 S.S/P.1 en-us 2018-05-17 01:27:47 UTC 2026-01-01 17:15:55 UTC hello@padlet.com mmcfadden23 https://padlet.com/mmcfadden23/zboz9yweont0/wish/261426658 1. In the text it stated that dancing is learned at a very early age. "Dancing, unlike painting and singing, is learned at an early age". Dancing also shows their love for their family. "Dance is also seen as an occasion to entertain and be entertained and though the work of dance to show their love for family. 

2. The Aboriginal culture is very different form the United States. One way it is different is, you don't see people dancing and telling stories everywhere showing their love for family. It's also different from the United States because usually people do not dance to demonstrate their "clan rights" in front of an audience. 

3. The way that the Aboriginals place the human species on the same level as nature is from the way they dance. They dance and they sing showing their love for animals and others showing that they are on the same level as one another. ]]> 2018-05-17 01:32:29 UTC https://padlet.com/mmcfadden23/zboz9yweont0/wish/261426658 mmcfadden23 https://padlet.com/mmcfadden23/zboz9yweont0/wish/261787052 1. In the text it talks about how the Dreamtime stories are oral textbooks. There are many interesting facts about the Dreamtime stories. One of the interesting facts is that the Dreamtime stories are the oral textbooks that they learn from. Another interesting facts about the Dreamtime stories is that they are not very easy to copy. In the text it stated "Dreamtime story is quite unique and cannot easily be copied." 

2. The Aboriginal culture is very strange compared to ours. For example they have a thing called "Dreamtime stories" which we do not have. They are stories that are their oral textbooks that do not actually happen. For example the story I read the "Black Duck and Water Rat" is obviously not true. Us though, we learn about wars that actually did happen that we have proof of. We are similar though because we both believe in a type of history. 

3. The way that the Aboriginals place human species on the same level of nature is from their stories. They made stories about animals and things showing that humans are just as equal to animals in their culture. ]]> 2018-05-18 02:04:40 UTC https://padlet.com/mmcfadden23/zboz9yweont0/wish/261787052 mmcfadden23 https://padlet.com/mmcfadden23/zboz9yweont0/wish/261788583 1. In the text it stated that the "Dreamtime" period is when the indigenous people believed the world was created. One of the interesting facts is that they do their art on bark or on a rock. In the text it stated "bark and rock paintings". Another interesting fact is that their art can be found in places such as Arnhem Land, Ubirr, and Nourlangie. Many of the people make money by selling the native artworks. 

2. Art from the Aboriginals is very different compared to the art we make here in the United Sates. Our art we usually just paint or draw on paper or on a canvas. The aboriginals pained things on bark and on rock because they didn
t have the things that we have now. We are similar though because we both paint and we both believe that art is a very creative thing and skill to have. 

3. The way that they place human species on the same level of nature is by showing it through art. They paint pictures of animals for example there was a picture of a snake on the QR code. Meaning they believe that they both belong on the same level. ]]> 2018-05-18 02:13:48 UTC https://padlet.com/mmcfadden23/zboz9yweont0/wish/261788583