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Psychological Assessment

Psychological Assessment. Has a history of harm to those not in the dominant culture. Resources/References. Handbook of Multicultural Assessment. Suzuki, Ponterotto, & Meller. (2001). Handbook of Racial-Cultural Psychology and Counseling: Training and Practice, Volume 2. Carter. (2005).

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Totem Poles

Totem Poles. Native American Sculpture. What are totem poles?. What culture is know for creating totem poles?. Where in North America are totem poles mostly found?. What are totem poles made from?. How is a totem pole made?. What is the purpose of totem poles? What do they represent?.

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GENERAL INFORMATION

GENERAL INFORMATION. 1 ST HOLY SAVIOUR CUB SCOUT PACK. History. Robert Baden Powell -soldier Taught troop to track, camp, take care of self Called soldiers scouts started scouting in 1907 on return to England 1916 younger boys joined>>>> cub scouts

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Aboriginal Spirituality & Oral Religions

Aboriginal Spirituality & Oral Religions. What's Behind The MASK?. Indigenous peoples of the Americas have produced a wide variety of sacred images, such as this stone figure of the Aztec moon goddess. Coyolxauhqui (Moon Goddess), 15th century-1521 .

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Totem Pole

Totem Pole. Ceramics: CKGordon. What is a Totem Pole. totem pole noun : a tall usually wooden pole that is carved and painted with symbols, figures, or masks which represent different Native American tribes http://www.merriam-webster.com. Your Project. Create a ceramic totem pole

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Totem Pole

Totem Pole. Definition: A tall post carved with images of people and animals to represent family history. Viceroy. Definition: An early governor of Mexico. . A place were grapevines are planted . Vineyard. Ridge. The highest part of a chain of underwater mountains. Search Engine.

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Class 201 Presentation

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Totem Poles

Totem Poles. A Story Told Through Pictures. What is a Totem P ole?. "Totem pole " is the name given by Europeans to the carved wooden pillars made by Indian villages of the Northwest coast.

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Ancient forms of religion

Ancient forms of religion. Pyataev Ruslan. A s haman covered with mushrooms. P l u t a r c h. A totem pole in Thunderbird Park, Victoria, British Columbia. The buffalo as a totem. Fetish Yoruba supposed to promote fertility. Lascaux caves.

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First N ations by Colton

First N ations by Colton. First Nation Fish trap. birds. Canoe and dancing. Canoes ????. Totem pole. people. ????????????. dancing. Things first nations did. By Colton. Pictures from Google Images.

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Looking Ahead

Looking Ahead. What good things can you remember from this year?. What are you looking forward to in Year Five?. Sweet making? The Tudors? Designing a totem pole?. What targets have you achieved this year?. Writing Targets Reading Targets Maths Targets Personal Targets.

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The Feudal System and The City Classes

The Feudal System and The City Classes. Lori Sellers and Zach Keller. What was the Feudal System?. It was the political, military, and social system in the Middle Ages, based on the holding of lands. The king had the right to distribute the land in exchange for protection and services.

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Vocabulary

By N athan riley. Vocabulary. Powwow. A powwow is a ceremony for Indian traditions from long ago. This powwow is in Oklahoma. . Tepee. A circular hut that is made out of sticks and buffalo hides. Totem pole. A pole with carving of animals and other images. Longhouse.

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The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian Assessment #2

The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian Assessment #2.

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Chapter 2

Chapter 2 . By Ansley S tovall And Riley C oston. Tepee. Shelter made of circle of poles and buffalo hides. Totem pole. A carved post with animals or other images. League. Organization for a particular purpose . reservation. Land set aside by the us goverment. Longhouse.

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Northwest Indians

Northwest Indians. By: Anita, Collin, Taryn, Amanda, and Victoria. Homes. Northwest Indians lived in wooden homes. They used wood to make their houses because wood was plentiful in the northwest. The wood protected them from the wind and rain.

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Touching Spirit Bear

Touching Spirit Bear. MacKenzah Smith May 2014. hagemann , judy . polarbear12345.jpg . April 2009. Pics4Learning. 6 May 2014 <http://pics.tech4learning.com>. The Pond & Ancestor Rock.

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Habit 4: Think Win-Win

Habit 4: Think Win-Win. Main idea of chapter What not to do: Win-Lose: The Totem Pole Lose- Win: The Door Mat Lose- Lose: The Downward Spiral What to do: Win Private Victory First Avoid Tumor Twins (Competing/Comparing) Conclusion: The Fruits of the Win-Win spirit . Product.

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