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Unit 4 American Indians Day 9: Artic American Indians

Unit 4 American Indians Day 9: Artic American Indians

Assessment

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Social Studies

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3rd Grade

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Practice Problem

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Hard

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Allison LaSure

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30 Slides • 28 Questions

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Open Ended

What are you most curious to learn about the lives of people who live in the Arctic region?

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Multiple Choice

Why do you think it is important to learn about Arctic American Indians and their way of life?

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Because they have unique ways of surviving in cold climates

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Because they live in the same place as us

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Because they are the only people who live in America

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Because they invented the internet

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Open Ended

What do you notice in Section 1 of the image?

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What do you notice in Section 2 of the image?

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Open Ended

What do you notice in Section 3 of the image?

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Multiple Choice

Based on all four sections, what do you think the big picture is showing?

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A new invention

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A traditional activity

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A famous event

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A natural disaster

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Open Ended

What do you notice in Section 4 of the image?

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Open Ended

What is your prediction of the picture?

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Multiple Choice

Why did the American Indians of the Arctic region invent kayaks?

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To help them hunt for fish and whales

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To travel across the desert

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To build their homes

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To store food

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Multiple Choice

Which area on the map represents the Arctic Region?

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A

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B

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C

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D

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Multiple Choice

What material did the Inuit people use to make waterproof clothing?

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Seal skin

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Cotton

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Wool

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Feathers

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Multiple Select

Which of the following were used by the Inuit people for food in the Arctic region?

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Fish

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Berries

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Polar bears

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Corn

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Fill in the Blanks

The temperature in the Arctic region is usually below

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most of the year.

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Open Ended

Describe how the environment of the Arctic region influenced the way the American Indians obtained food, clothing, and shelter.

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Multiple Choice

What is one way the Inuit people adapted to survive in the Arctic region?

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They built houses out of snow and ice.

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They grew crops year-round.

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They wore light clothing.

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They lived in forests.

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Multiple Select

Which of the following animals were hunted by the Inuit people for food?

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Polar bears

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Whales

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Cows

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Seals

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Open Ended

How does the environment of the Arctic region affect the types of food the Inuit people eat?

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Fill in the Blanks

The Inuit people used the hides of animals to make

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clothing.

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Multiple Choice

What material did the Inuit use to build their permanent winter shelters?

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Wood

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Blocks of snow and ice

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Bricks

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Stone

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Open Ended

Describe how the Inuit shelters have changed from the past to today. What are some reasons for these changes?

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Open Ended

Compare the traditional snow goggles invented by the Inuit with modern snow goggles. What are the similarities and differences in their design and purpose?

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Multiple Choice

What invention by the Inuit people is still used today to protect eyes from snow glare?

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Snow goggles

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Snowshoes

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Igloos

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Parkas

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Open Ended

How did storytelling help Arctic Indians cope with the long, dark winters?

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Fill in the Blanks

The American Indians of the Arctic region built shelters called

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Multiple Select

Which of the following were important for the survival of the American Indians of the Arctic region?

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Adapting to the cold environment

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Hunting animals for food

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Wearing light clothing

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Building igloos

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Multiple Choice

Why did the American Indians of the Arctic region NOT gather many berries and roots during the colder months?

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The land was mostly covered in snow and ice

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They preferred hunting only

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Berries and roots were poisonous

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They traded for food instead

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Open Ended

After looking at the picture in four quadrants and discussing with your partner, what is one question you still have about Arctic American Indians?

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What is one thing you learned about Arctic American Indians that you found interesting?

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