Life in an Anishinabe camp / Niki Walker ; [created by Bobbie Kalman].
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TextSeries: Native nations of North AmericaPublication details: New York : Crabree Pub. Co., c2003.Description: 32 p. : col. illISBN: - 0778703738 (lib. bdg. : alk. paper)
- 0778704653 (pbk. : alk. paper)
- 977.004/973 21
- E99.C6 K35 2003
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Includes index.
People of the lakes -- Families, clans, and bands -- Setting up camp -- In the wigwam -- Men's and women's work -- Children's lives -- Transportation -- Building a birchbark canoe -- Hunting, trapping, and fishing -- Food from the land -- Clothing and regalia -- Fun and games -- Beliefs, prayer, and gratitude -- Changing lives.
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Comment by Mrs Beth Brown
06/11/2019A nonfiction book highlighting the lifestyle of the Anishnabe or Algonquin people from the Great Lakes area. A great overview in words and pictures to illustrate traditional First Nations living in the area. Looks at housing, how they lived off the land, food, clothing and also covers family roles and beliefs. The book ends with a short chapter on contact with the Europeans. The final page is a one-page glossary and index.
Primary – while the text may be above the reading level for many primary students, the pictures and language of the text are appropriate for primary students.
Intermediate – an appropriate resource for intermediate students to use for research.
Curriculum ties:
Social Studies: values and cultural traditions (K), Family/Community roles (1), Diversity of Canada's land and people (2), All topics for grade 3,
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