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The Inuit life style and culture
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The Inuit Sample bookfor Mrs.
Vemable
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Ms. Murray’s Class
The authors are Aaryn, Savion, and Isaiah .
Cool ebook
Diet
Inuit
Inuit ate walrus , seals, and other fur sea mammal. In the short summer, they gathered berries, seaweed, and eggs. Their main food year around was meat. The walrus, seal, and other fur-bearing sea mammals supply food and clothing to the Inuit.
Interesting Facts Slide5 Inuit Scrimshaw was a famous. Scrimshaw was a famous technique used by the Inuit. The Inuit engraved pictures that told stories in ivory and then rubbed the carving with lampblack.
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Diet
INUIT
The walrus seal, and other fur-bearing sea mammals supply food and clothing to the Inuit. All parts
of the animals were used. Parkas were made of seal-skin. The walrus hide was made into boats. In
the winter seals were harpooned at their breathing holes in the ice. A hunter might have to stand still
for hours waiting for the seal to come up for air. In the summer the seals came out of the water to
sun themselves. The hunter can crawl close to the seal and throw a harpoon to kill the seal.
In late summer the caribou were hunted. Inuit hunters made camp near the caribou grazing grounds.
They would ambush the slow-moving herd with bows and arrows.
Diet
INUIT
This is a picture
of a Walrus.
The Inuits
By. Savion Hawkins , Aaryn Raynor ,
Isaiah Scott, & Cristopher Collely
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Dog sleds were a means of transportation. They also had
Kayaks & Unimaks . They used them because they needed
Food & Supplies . Here’s a picture some of their
Transportaion .
Inuit art
Inuit artists created simple animals,
birds, and scenes of daily life and
travel. These were often appliquéd
to caribou and sealskin. Stone
sculptures of animals such as the
wolf, polar bear, birds, reindeer,
and walrus were also common .
Here’s a picture of one .
Inuit's: Location
• The location of native americans
Inuit: there location is mostly in
the cold burrr.
Chapter 1
Inuit's LOCATION Slide #1
PERMANENT HOMES WERE MADE OF STONE
AN D EARTH. THEY WERE BUILT PARTIALLY
UNDERGROUND. WHALE RIBS SOMETIMES
SUPPORTED THE ROOF. TEMPORARY WINTER
HUNTING LODGES CALLED IGLOOS WERE
MADE FROM SNOW AND ICE. THE INUIT
FORMED A CIRCULAR FOUNDATION OF ICE
BLOCKS. THEY STACKED SMALLER BLOCKS
TO CREATE A DOME AT THE TOP. A SMALL
HOLE WAS LEFT FOR VENTILATION. GAPS IN
THE ICE BLOCKS WERE FILLED WITH SOFT
SNOW.
Location Slide 2
Inuit's
THE ARCTIC REGION OF NORTH
AMERICA STRETCHES 5000 MILES
FROM THE BERING STRAIT TO
GREENLAND. THE JANUARY
TEMPERATURES OFTEN DROP FLAT
EXCEPT FOR THE CENTRAL ALASKA
AREA. TO -40º FAHRENHEIT. THE
LAND IS ALWAYS VERY COLD.
Location Slide 3
inuit's
Native American E-Book
Include: Inuit
• the name of your ebook,
by: Iyona,A’shaunte,Niara,Janiha
NOTE: You are to include information on each of the 5 tribal
groups you have studied.
Inuit Shelter
The inuit shelter is an igloo they had no power woke when there was
light and slept when there is darkness
Works Cited Page
Native American in Oldern Times for Kids. The Far North, n.d.
Web. 21 Feb. 2013.
<http://nativeamericans.mrdonn.org/arctic.html>.
