Vocabulary
Spring
Summer
Fall
Winter
100
A popular team sport the Ojibwe played.
What is lacrosse?
100
what the ojibwe made for transportation
What is a canoe?
100
the kind of housing the Ojibwe lived in in the summer
What is bark-covered dwellings?
100
Ojibwe would harvest rice from these
What is a canoe?
100
This is where the Ojibwe lived in the winter.
What is a wigwam?
200
self-ruling and independent
What is sovereign?
200
where the Ojibwe lived in the spring
What is sugar camps/maple groves?
200
where the summer villages were next to
What is a river or lake?
200
This is what the children collected and dried.
What is berries?
200
This was a time for quiet and seclusion.
What is winter?
300
the process of moving from one region or country to another
What is migration?
300
what the Ojibwe made by turning sap into sugar
What is maple syrup?
300
what the women did in the summer
What is planting and tending to crops?
300
This is what men hunted in the fall.
What is ducks and geese?
300
This is who cooked all of the meals and made clothes.
What are women and girls?
400
a round dwelling made out of poles and saplings and covered with sheets of birchbark and woven mats
What is a wigwam?
400
One of the first jobs the Ojibwe did when they got to camp
What is repair existing lodges and make new ones?
400
what the men did in the summer
What is travel/trade/battle?
400
Men and women caught these and preserved them.
What is fish?
400
This is who wove fishing nets and hunting bags.
What are older women?
500
an agreement made between two or more nations to cooperate for specific reasons
What is an alliance?
500
where the sugar camps were located
What is the maple groves?
500
the game they played
What is lacrosse?
500
This is where Ojibwe would go in the fall.
What are ponds, marshes, and lakes where the wild rice grows?
500
This is what men and boys did in the winter if the weather allowed.
What are hunting and trapping?
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