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Discovery Learning Folder - Far North Tribes
By Amy Hamrick
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The Far North tribes used
igloos
for shelter. Select the characteristics of an igloo below. Select all that apply.
built underground
dome-shaped
able to be rebuilt if they needed to move
made of clay
made of ice blocks
platform raised few feet off ground to protect from floods
The ground in the Far North remains frozen much of the year, making it difficult for plants and animals to survive in the cold climate.
True
False
Which types of animals are hunted in the Far North?
seals, salmon, whales, turkey
polar bears, walrus, arctic fox, caribou
deer, bear, beaver, raccoon
alligators, crocodiles, cranes, frogs, fish
Which of the following describes the clothing of the tribes of the Far North?
headdress made of animal feathers
loose-fitting shirts and skirts made of deerskin
moccasins made of buckskin
thick gloves made of animal fur
waterproof boots made of seal skin
parkas and leggins made of caribou or polar bear fur
How did the Far North tribes travel? Select all that apply.
horse
umiak
kayak
canoe
Match the tools and important objects to their definition.
bow and arrows
landmark to help show good places to fish or hunt, or to show where they were while traveling
fishing hooks
used to hunt land animals
inuksuk
made of walrus tusks or whale bones, used to catch large sea animals
harpoon
made from animal bones
