About Ojibwa By Katie.

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
By Jordyn and Lucas. Anishinaabeg/ Ojibwa/ Chippewa.
Advertisements

By: Larissa and Ruby 12/9/2009. Where They Lived The Chippewa Indians lived in the woodlands of the following states: Michigan Wisconsin Minnesota Parts.
Delaware Wampanoag Huron Narraganset Powhatan Iroquois
Cheyenne Indians of the Plains Region by Theresa Patterson.
BY: REECE MORRIS AND RASHAWN HITCHENS-INGRAM. THE INDIANS OF THE EASTERN WOODLANDS HAD TO ADAPT TO THEIR ENVIRONMENT IN ORDER TO SURVIVE, AN ADAPTION.
NATIVE AMERICANS OF THE NORTHEAST
Northeast Woodland Native Americans by Nicholas, Sarah, Niall, Bronson, and Emma.
Dylan, Alexandre and Vishal In Michigan…. Northern and Western In Canada…Ottawa In the USA….Oklahoma.
By Sydney Czako, Elena McBride, and John Kause
Iroquois Native Americans
APACHE Connor Landon Caden Jacob.
CHEROKEE INDIANS AND THEIR ENVIRONMENT Selena Johnson SS4H1 The students will describe how early Native American cultures developed in North America B.
By Harry and Roman The Ojibwa lived close to woodlands or the Great Lakes. The blue squares are reservations.
ALEXIS REESE ANNEMARIE There homes were made of hay, tree bark, and branches.
Native People By: Kate, Thea and Alex. Location In the USA….In Michigan and Ontario In Michigan….Mostly along the shores.
The Sub Arctic Indians By Zackary R.. Sub Arctic Region The Great Bear Lake is the biggest lake in Canada. The Sub Arctic Indians live where there’s flat.
Alex Jonah Gaelle Zakary.  The Ottawa lived in wigwams. Wigwams are made of wooden frames, which are covered with woven mats and sheets of birch bark.
By: Lesa Allen HGNL417 Tusculum College. Cherokee Indians Comanche Indians Apache Indians Ojibwa Indians Iroquois Indians.
Eastern Woodland Indians Tribes. Tribes The group of Native American known as the Woodland Indians is made up of several tribes. These are some of the.
Potawatomi  Mrs. Gilmore  Mikayla  Melodie  Trevor.
The Shawnee By: Sri,Jenna,andShilpa. Name Meaning ~ Shawnee means southerner ~ Southerner is a native or inhabitant of the south (especially the U.S.)
Jackd. Jackg. vivi In Michigan…. Eastern western lower part of Michigan. In Canada… In the USA…. LOCATION.
OTTAWA Dylan, Alexandre and Vishal In Michigan…. Northern and Western In Canada…Ottawa In the USA….Oklahoma LOCATION.
By Glennie and Michael. How they adapted to the environment was by trading. THE BIG QUEUSTION.
By: Adham Olivia John Lexi  The UP and a little part of the LP.
We are the Algonquian group and the Shinnecock tribe of New York. BY, SKYLAR, JONATHAN, SHAYNA,AND JORDAN.
By Bella and Dhara. Ojibwa’s Location  The Ojibwa’s lived in Minnesota, Wisconsin, Southern Canada, and Michigan.
By: Lawrence, Terri, Andrew. They lived in 7 states and 2 country's. They lived in a long house. Igloo’s, beach, teepee, grass, wig man frame, mud.
Tribe Names Jackson Jake.L Jacob location Michigan Canada and other parts of the U.S.A Upper peninsula lower peninsula and Canada.
Potawatomi Native Americans
Rosie & Sierra. food Potawatomi Indians ate tobacco,squash,corn,melons,peas, and beans. It looks like they had a healthy diet.
Iroquois by Mrs. Stodola’s class. Confederacy The Iroquois lived on the Northeast of the United States. Six nations created their confederacy. They were.
P OTAWATOMI N ATIVE A MERICANS How did the Potawatomi adapt to there environment?
by: Joe SHELTER  The Iroquois people lived in longhouses with Huron. Longhouses were made out of slabs of bark. The longhouses were 200 feet long and.
By: Josie Sheeler, Coey Phoenix, Charles Ball and Chloe Russell
Wigwams are small houses, usually Wigwams are 8-10 feet tall. Wigwams are made of wooden frames which are covered with woven mats and sheets of birchbark.
By Jonny W and Caroline S. The Menominee location The Menominee live in the u.p Wisconsin.
Odawa Ethan Eren Eugenia.
Menominee By Ian and Shade.
The Optimistic Ojibwa Tribe
Tribe Names Jackson Jake.L Jacob location Michigan Upper peninsula lower peninsula and Canada.
 They lived in wigwams.  The wigwams were 8-10 feet tall.  The frame was shaped like a dome, cone or a rectangle.  They were small houses.  Once.
The Sioux and Cheyenne By Emily Vaughn and Lance Brown.
Potawatomi Location: Michigan and Wisconsin. Homes: Wigwam.
Ojibwa They didn’t eat the same food. They harvested wild rice and corn. They fished small game. Most of the Ojibwa tribe lived in Minnesota, Wisconsin,
The Cherokee Indians The Cherokee name actually came from the Creek name “Chelokee”. This means “People of a different speech.” The Cherokee Indians where.
By Dalton. .The winter cold and a little bit of snow..The summer Hot and rainy..Resources-Wood, rocks and bones.
By: Ericka Anthony & Alex Long. Shelter WitchitaCoahuiltecan  The Witchita lived in beehive-shaped houses.  The tipis were only temporary houses for.
CATAWBA By: Amelia Hinson-Pitts Nori Grant Dominique Gant Will Watson Sam Oblinger.
By:Calvin,Sebastian,Sam Homes  The Potawatomi live in… Cone shaped- dome shaped- rectangular shaped- wigwam frame feet tall.  There were two.
Max, Ava and Sarah IN THE LOWER PENINSULA OF MICHIGAN ALSO IN THE WOODLANDS.
By: Alexis Phaniphon Nov.21, th grade Mrs.T.Johnson The Chippewa Indians of the Mid-west and Canada.
By Brady, Cariel, Chase.. Food Potawatomi people are great at hunting and farming. They always cook corn on the cob, peas, fish and wild rice and more.
Menominee Indians Kyla Taylor Clothing Menominee are known for their colorful clothing. Women wore woven shirts along with leggings. Women made woven.
By Natalie and Erik and Daniel. Ojibwa people lived in wigwams made of birchbark.Wigwams were 8-10 feet tall. Wigwams were made of wooden frams.With sheets.
Ojibwa/Chippewa By Andrea & Megan. Food  Here are some pictures of what they ate.  They ate Bison, corn, Berries, Deer, and wild rice.
The Native Americans of Georgia
The Pawnee Indians.
Seminole Indians Southeaster Native American Indian
By Sophie Nettesheim and Aliya Rockind
Thea,Kate and Alex ottowa.
Iroquois Native Americans
What was life like for Aboriginals before the arrival of Europeans?
Seminole Indians of the Southeast
The Iroquois Confederacy
Ayesha and Madelyn Ms. Brotsky
Seminole Indians of the Southeast
HUNTERS AND GATHERERS.
Apache sam,Isaac.
By: LEONA ANDREW CALEIGH JEREMIAH
Presentation transcript:

About Ojibwa By Katie

Shelter Ojibwa people lived in wigwams. Ojibwa wigwams for homes is bark ,twigs ,and animal skin. On top of the logs sometimes. Ojibwa groups were known as bands.

Clothing Men’s clothing was all made of deer skin. Weather it was shirts, pants, and mouse skin. In bad weather everyone would wear, and. Ponchos'. Women's everyday outfit was a long dress with selves. For shoes everyone would wear moccasin.

Land Usage an Food Ojibwa people eat vegetables, wild rice, meat, and fish. They grow vegetables. They catch fish, and corn. Ojibwa people harvest rice, and corn. Fishing hunting small fruit, and nuts. Ojibwa people go on a boat and use a net to get fish.

Impact of the Europeans The French name for Ojibwa people is the Sautears. Ojibwa people chipped were part of a longtime allies with the Anishnabeg, Ottwa, and Pottawami. People called the conuncil of the three fires. They fought agsint the Iorgouis Confederacy based