D.O.R. for 12/1 1.) Name something fun you did over Thanksgiving break. 2.) Which side of your brain book should class notes go on?

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D.O.R. for 12/1 1.) Name something fun you did over Thanksgiving break. 2.) Which side of your brain book should class notes go on?

D.O.R. for 12/2 1.) In the summer ALL Dakota were involved in harvesting which important food that grows on water? 2.) Have you tried that food before? If so, do you like it?

D.O.R. for 12/3 1.) What kind of dwelling did the Ojibwe live in during most of the year? 2.) Name a natural resource used to make that dwelling. [Hint: pg. 52]

D.O.R. for 12/4 1.) Using the blue box on pg. 42, what is the meaning of the Mdewakanton band? 2.) Name the most important natural resource the Dakota & Ojibwe used in the spring at the sugar camps? [p. 36]

D.O.R. for 12/5 1.) TRUE or FALSE: The Ojibwe were the first people to live in the land of Minnesota. [p. 52] 2.) Using the map on pg. 53, approximately how many miles did the Ojibwe people travel from their 1 st to 2 nd stop?

D.O.R. for 12/8 1.) Using the picture on pg. 45, name 2 artifacts you see. 2.) Using the map on pg. 53, which direction did the Ojibwe migrate?

D.O.R. for 12/9 1.) What are 2 ways the Dakota and Ojibwe used the rivers & lakes nearby? 2.) Using pg. 57, what is the Ojibwe meaning of Mississippi River?

D.O.R. for 12/10 1.) Often shared by an elder, both the Dakota & Ojibwe used this as a way of telling/sharing their history & culture. [p. 52] 2.) Name 2 ways you can study for your test tonight.

D.O.R. for 12/12 1.) What is the name of chapter 5? 2.) Using the timeline on pg. 72, when did Hudson’s Bay Fur Trading Company open? *** D.O.R. 2 CHECK TODAY!