'Northwest coast' presentation slideshows

Quiz Show

Quiz Show. Question and Answer Native Peoples of Canada Social Studies 9. Game rules:. No yelling out. You will be warned, then asked to leave. Use your whiteboard to answer each question. Erase your answer after each question.

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CHAPTER 2 5 th Grade Social Studies

CHAPTER 2 5 th Grade Social Studies. The Earliest Americans. The Earliest Americans. Mesa Verde National Park, Cortez, Colorado www.nps.gov/meve/index.htm. The First Americans Lesson 1. Land Routes of Early People Land Bridge. www.sfu.museum/journey/03middle/coastal.php.

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The Northwest Coast People

The Northwest Coast People. Location/Geography. Pacific Coast of Canada (from Oregon to Alaska) Climate is very mild and rainy: cool summers and warm/mild winters. Haida. Shelter. Lived in longhouses similar to the Iroquois, but notice the different color and art

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Language Documentation among the Unangan ( Aleut )

Language Documentation among the Unangan ( Aleut ). Anna Berge Alaska Native Language Center University of Alaska Fairbanks amberge@alaska.edu. Context. The Unangan (Aleut) territory: The Aleutian Chain As a result of the Russian colonial period (18 th -19 th centuries)

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Native American Cultural Regions

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The Northwest Coast

The Northwest Coast. September 17 th , 2013. Rich Resources. Tribes of the Northwest Coast Cultural Region Kwakiutl, Tlingit, Haida , and Nootka The Northwest Coast has plentiful natural resources Forests filled with tall, sturdy cedar trees

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Clay Pinch Pots

Clay Pinch Pots. The Bear The bear has a great self awareness and is also able to deliberate about choices or actions. We look at the bear to show us how to fish the salmon and collect the berries. The bear symbolizes family and strength.

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Plants of the Day

Plants of the Day. To Know. "blind as a bat, mad as a hatter, red as a beet, hot as a hare, dry as a bone, the . bowel and bladder lose their tone, and the heart runs alone.". tropane alkaloid. Dicotyledonous. Datura stramonium Jimson Weed. Venation. Plant Secondary Metabolite.

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Dead sea Deterioration

Dead sea Deterioration. Dead sea.

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Indigenous Oral Histories & Disaster Preparedness Knowledge

Indigenous Oral Histories & Disaster Preparedness Knowledge. Beth Pratt-Sitaula CEETEP Workshop. http:// paintedloveaffair.wordpress.com /category/native-art/. Insert Thunderbird & Killerwhale video. Coastal Cascadia Oral Histories.

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Northwest Coast

Northwest Coast. By: Jessica, Jacob, Emily, Ludjina. Name of Tribes. The name of the tribes in the Northwest Coast are: Kwakiult , Tsimsham , Tinglit , Nootka, Chinook, Makah, Haida , Okanagoh , Spokane, Quinault, Kalapuya , Kalispel , and Shuswap. Environments .

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The Northwest Coast Culture

The Northwest Coast Culture. Northwest Coast. The native people like the Haida and Tlingit tribes were so blessed with natural food resources that they reached the limits of complexity attainable in a fishing-hunting-gathering economy. .

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Chapter 16

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Potlatch Masks

Potlatch Masks. By: Karthik, Chi Ham , Billy . Introduction. There are many different groups that believe in the potlatch masks. They are all spread over the Northwestern America. Below are three groups that are believes in the Potlatch masks: 1. Kwakiutl people 2 . The Shamans

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Northwest Coast Native Americans

Northwest Coast Native Americans. By Brooke, Sammy, Tommy, Anna, Sam, and Brodie. Food of the Northwest Indians.

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The Northwest and the Arctic

The Northwest and the Arctic. Chapter 2, Lesson 5. A Region of Plenty. Many Native American groups lived in this region including the Kwakiutl, the Makah, and the Chinook.

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Native Americans

Native Americans. The first people to inhabit North and South America came from Asia. Vocabulary. migrate: to move from one place to another a rchaeologist: studies ancient people by analysis of their artifacts Ice Age: approximately 8,000 years ago

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Totem Poles

Totem Poles. 7 th Grade Social Science Unit on 7 Native American Regions. What are Totem Poles?. Totem poles are vary tall statues carved from large, mostly Western Red Cedar trees. Totem poles exist primarily in the Pacific Northwest, Alaska and British Columbia areas.

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Native American Cultures Foldable: Pages 12-15

Native American Cultures Foldable: Pages 12-15. Supplies: Scissors, Glue, Colored Pencils, Pencil or Pen Shutterbook fold, map on the inside. Cut in the center of the two doors, making four doors.

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