https://padlet.com/jaecampbell25/zhn3i8srqh2c Made by Jaelyn Campbell en-us 2017-10-17 02:28:33 UTC 2017-10-17 02:43:39 UTC hello@padlet.com jaecampbell25 https://padlet.com/jaecampbell25/zhn3i8srqh2c/wish/197627801 Maori
Maori dance, which originated in New Zealand,  involves sticks, songs and games. Maori women twirl Poi balls in an effort to keep their hands flexible for weaving. The whirring sound made by the props also was supposed to evoke the noise of the sea and of various animals.]]> 2017-10-17 02:31:45 UTC https://padlet.com/jaecampbell25/zhn3i8srqh2c/wish/197627801 jaecampbell25 https://padlet.com/jaecampbell25/zhn3i8srqh2c/wish/197627854 Hawaiian
Hawaiian dance includes two basic styles: Hula Kahiko and Hula Auana . Hula Kahiko involves hand movements performed to the chants, or of a singer playing a gourd drum. Hula Auana, set to contemporary music or accompanied by a ukelele, which is more gentle and flowing.

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Fijian dance includes the spear dance, the fan dance and the sitting dance. Simultaneously powerful and graceful, meke are usually accompanied by singing, drumming and hand clapping, and are danced during celebrations and special occasions.]]> 2017-10-17 02:32:41 UTC https://padlet.com/jaecampbell25/zhn3i8srqh2c/wish/197627901 jaecampbell25 https://padlet.com/jaecampbell25/zhn3i8srqh2c/wish/197627950 All parts of subsistence animals were used to make the baskets, from the bones to whiskers and feathers. Whereas, A village hosting a potlatch generally invited a neighboring village to participate, at which point gifting competitions

]]> 2017-10-17 02:33:04 UTC https://padlet.com/jaecampbell25/zhn3i8srqh2c/wish/197627950 jaecampbell25 https://padlet.com/jaecampbell25/zhn3i8srqh2c/wish/197628035 In Yup'ik dance, they tell stories of past hunting and fishing trips,  songs, or many other everyday activities and occurrences. Yup’ik dancing, itself, is characterized by the use of dance fans. The women use dance fans made of woven grass and caribou whiskers, while the men use a ring-style dance fan made of wood and feathers. The men typically kneel in front of the women, and all movements are exactly synchronized.]]> 2017-10-17 02:33:46 UTC https://padlet.com/jaecampbell25/zhn3i8srqh2c/wish/197628035 jaecampbell25 https://padlet.com/jaecampbell25/zhn3i8srqh2c/wish/197628062  Most of the Eskimo area consisted of moist a tundra and vegetation that has evolved to withstand extreme temperatures. The Yup’ik were considered to be nomadic people, moving with the seasons and food sources.

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