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Brainstorm: What is culture? Write down as many words or phrases as you can think of!

Culture: The whole way of life of a group of people

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Netsilik Inuit 1.What does this film tell you about Netsilik life? 2.In what ways are these people like you? 3.Does anything in the film surprise you? (watch film minutes 1-8)

Netsilik songs and stories: As the Eskimo hunter and his family silently cross the tundra, their thoughts are many. Some may be unique, reflecting their personal experiences, others are likely based on knowledge and experiences shared by all Netsilik people. What are the beliefs shared by all Netsilik people?

Tales of the Netsilik: Thunder and Lightning 1.What does this story tell us about the Netsilik inner world? 2.Why would the Netsilik want to explain these things?

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