Canada’s First Peoples

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Canada’s First Peoples Share: what is something that you want to learn about Canada’s First Peoples?

Canada’s First Peoples

Inuit Throat Singing https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7uS_OadHCWM https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Phr1HVwrjlQ

Learning Outcomes Unit: I can describe the social, political, economic systems and structures of Indigenous groups in Canada.

Questions for Today How did the First Peoples of Canada get here? How do we find out about their lives? In general, what were their lives like?

Canada’s First Peoples “Aboriginal:” The original inhabitants Indigenous, First Nations, First Peoples These are collective terms Many different cultural groups

Canada’s First Peoples How did they get here? Earth Diver Iroquois Creation Story https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jlOierP0iGg Ojibway Creation Story: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cX4GJTtSigY

Canada’s First Peoples How did they get here? The Land Bridge https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mmbU7mQIc-c&list=PL49B3331A41AB1D40 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CroosReFVfk&list=PL49B3331A41AB1D40

Jigsaw Activity Learning Outcomes: (Communication) I can connect and engage with others by participating in discussions and group work I can acquire and present information I can share and present what I have learned You will each be responsible for handing in this completed assignment at the end of class

Jigsaw Activity Group 1: Oral Tradition & Stories Group 2: Religion & Spirituality Group 3: Trade & Economy Group 4: Food & Subsistence Group 5: Government

Part 1 Read through the information provided 2. Discuss the answers to your two questions 3. Decide on the answers and write them down in that section

Part 2 The “group 1” member will start, and will share their answers to the two questions. Other group members will listen respectfully and write the answers down (ask questions if the answers do not seem clear to you) Continuing on, each group member will share their answers with the group Now you should have a completed assignment! Yay teamwork! ;)

Share What is something that you learned in class yesterday? (think back to the videos, the jigsaw activity…)

Review: Yesterday’s Activity How did the First Peoples of Canada get here? In general, what were their lives like?

Mapping/web notes

Divided in to geographical groups: Each of these groups is comprised of many smaller groups, such as Carrier, Iroquois, Haida, Ojibway, etc

Northwest Coast Salmon Power & wealth Red cedars Canoes Totem poles Potlatch

Inuit (Arctic) Hunted seals, whales, caribou Dog teams with snow sleds Snow house villages Shaman and medicine men

Plateau Seasonal villages Hunting Berries Canoes Salmon

Plains Buffalo Tipis Nomadic Tomahawks

Woodlands Cultivated beans, squash, maize Lives governed by seasons Towns, longhouses

Subarctic Lean-to/pit house Hunted caribou & many other animals Fishing Berries

Diorama Project

Diorama Project

Diorama Project