Lesson 1 Part 2. Lesson 1 Part 2 Sedentary Lifestyle Can you think of any first nation groups that were able to live a sedentary life style? Pacific.

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Lesson 1 Part 2

Sedentary Lifestyle Can you think of any first nation groups that were able to live a sedentary life style? Pacific coastal 1st N- great salmon runs afforded them time to hone fine arts and crafts 1st N. in the great lakes lowlands used agriculture to live a sedentary life.

1st Nation (1st N) cultural areas

Climatic regions of Canada

Cultural and climatic zones Climatic areas 1st N cultural areas

Culture and Ecosystem connections Climate and ecosystems have a very strong effect on creating different cultures. Our research project will explore how different 1st N groups adapted and survived in different geographic locations across Canada

1st N. Project Step 1: Pick a group to study from the 7 cultural regions Pacific NW coast The Plateau/ Interrior The Plains The Sub-Arctic The Arctic The Eastern Woodlands The Great Lakes- St. Lawrence Lowlands *We must have each region represented in presentations

Next Go to library and log on to a computer, we will receive a lesson on research from Mrs. Richards