'Birch bark' diaporamas de présentation

Water

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Teaching and training workshops at Ludzas pils?tas ?imn?zija Meetings with enterpreneurs

Erasmus plus "From Tradition to the Future - Ancient Crafts and New entrepreneurial possibilities for Young People". Teaching and training workshops at Ludzas pils?tas ?imn?zija Meetings with enterpreneurs. Meetings with enterpreneurs.

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Colonial New England

Colonial New England. Role: Native American- Wampanoag Tribe. Table of Contents. Video Introduction Wampanoag Tribe Home Clothes Food Recipe for Sobaheg Life Crafts Resources. Wampanoag's and the First Thanksgiving. Introduction.

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What were colonial schools like?

What were colonial schools like?. Sherry Beaman Sumter School District 3 rd grade. Imagine going to school and not using pencils, paper, or books. Turn and tell your neighbor what you think it would be like. What were colonial schools like? .

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The Growth of New France

The Growth of New France. Pgs. 201-205 Multiple Choice Quiz. France in America. In New Spain the Spanish grew wealthy from gold and silver . In New France the French grew wealthy from the fur trade . Unlike the Spanish, most French people were not interested in settling in North America.

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Education in the Colonies

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The Stirrings of rebellion

The Stirrings of rebellion. Chapter 4: Section 1. Do Now: Respect Talk Obj : Colonists objections to British taxes Tensions Rise in MA Battle of Lexington and Concord HW: Active Read 4.2 . Colonies organize to resist . The Stamp Act: Passed by George Grenville in 1765

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The Southeast Native Americans by Tommy, Liam, Connor, Leah, and Kara

The Southeast Native Americans by Tommy, Liam, Connor, Leah, and Kara. FOOD. In the spring and summer the Indians raise crops of corn, beans, squash, pumpkins, and sunflower seed. Shelter.

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Rosella Carney Birch Bark Biting Artist

Rosella Carney Birch Bark Biting Artist. AboriginalPerspectives.uregina.ca. Instructions. Show students Video 1: Birch Bark Biting Take some time to discuss what students thought of while they watched the video clip.

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The Woodland Cree

The Woodland Cree. The Woodland Cree are one of many tribes in Canada. They lived in the harsh conditions that we today have resolved with inventions, like air conditioning and heating. They are an Algonquian nation. The Cree lived in the northern regions of Canada, like Algonquian Park. .

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POTAWATOMI

POTAWATOMI. Max, Ava and Sarah. LOCATION. IN THE LOWER PENINSULA OF MICHIGAN ALSO IN THE WOODLANDS. Homes and Shelter. They lived in a Chippewa wigwams and it was made of animal skin, bark from birch trees and sometimes some sticks. CLOTHING. MEN

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Chapter 23: Enthymemes, Argument Chains, and Other Hazards

Chapter 23: Enthymemes, Argument Chains, and Other Hazards. Enthymemes (pp. 233-235). Enthymemes An enthymeme is an argument with a missing premise or conclusion Appeal to the argument forms to determine what must be missing Identify the form and fill in what must be missing.

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Ottawa

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Native People

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Native People

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1)Sloane 2.Ryan 3.Larisa 4.Bejon

1)Sloane 2.Ryan 3.Larisa 4.Bejon. Ottowa. Location. They lived in Southern Ontario, Michigan, and some Indians were forced to live in Oklahoma by the people in the U.S government. HOMESHELTER. They lived in Villages , and Homes made out of birch bark and wigwams. Food.

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Eastern Woodlands

Eastern Woodlands. By: Isabelle, Paige, Loic, and Malick. Tribes. Iroquois: Mohawks & Seneca's Algonquian: Mohegan's & Delaware's. 3. Shelter.

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THE OJIBWA PEOPLE

THE OJIBWA PEOPLE. Who were the Ojibwa? . Where they came from. The Ojibwa came from the Eastern Woodlands part of North America. Map of a part of the eastern woodlands territory . Indian corn. Food they ate.

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