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Plains Indian, Clothing, TeePee, Transportation, ...
Native People of the Plains SITE # 1:
Native People of the Plains SITE # 2:
Native People of the Plains SITE # 3:
History of the Métis People in Canada
Métis Culture and Heritage (and the flag)
Métis Involvement in the Fur Trade
The Métis Bison Hunters (role of the women)
Role of the women in the bison hunt:
Women’s role in the Bison Hunt
Inuit People
Inuit language phonology and phonetics
Ways of the Inuit a student’s point of view :
Inuit Education : (institutions, public schools,….) SITE ONE
Inuit Education : (institutions, public schools,….) SITE TWO
Education for the Inuit through the times of White Man’s Settling of Canada:
Inuit Education that reflects the Inuit Culture:
Living Traditions: Inuit Games SITE ONE
Living Traditions: Inuit Games SITE TWO
Inuit Housing (now), Clothing, Food, Transportation, Customs, Religion, etc:
Arctic
Animals
Arctic Animals:
http://www.saskschools.ca/~gregory/arctic/Awildlife.html
Arctic Wildlife:
http://www.mnh.si.edu/arctic/html/mammals.html
The Arctic and its Animals:
http://library.thinkquest.org/3500/animals.htm
You may also use the Worldbook online as a tool:
Rocks and Minerals
Discover How Rocks Are Formed : by THE ROCK HOUNDS
A close look at Igneous Rocks:
Research and Information Site for Activities on Rocks and Minerals:
SELKIRK SETTLERS
King’s County – The Selkirk Settlers
Contrasting Worlds – The Settlement of the North West Territories
Settlement and Aagriculture – Manitoba Hall of Fame
Selkirk from Eastern Canada to the Prairies
PIONEERS
Historica - A Web Site dedicated to Canadian history and heritage
Canada Hall -
Click and Read!!!
Canada Web Resources for
Students