Dates
Bandolier bags
Our bags
Introductions
Miscellaneous
100
Why is 1870-1930 an important date for bandolier bags?
Heydey, when they were most popular
100
Who made the Bandolier bags?
Ojibwe women
100
Ms. Fairbanks made us make stencils. How many did she make us make?
4 flowers, 2 leaves and 1 berry
100
Say "My name is Bear" in Ojibwe
Makwa nindizhinikaaz
100
How do you say winter in Ojibwe?
Biboon
200
Why are the dates 1840-1850 important to bandolier bags?
It is when they were originated (first being made)
200
Who wore the bandolier bags?
Ojibwe men
200
We used the stencils to make our own _________ design.
strap
200
Say "I am from Canada" in Ojibwe
Canada nindoonjibaa
200
Say "How are you?" in Ojibwe
Aaniin ezhi ayaayan?
300
How long did the heydey of bandolier bags last?
60 years
300
What kind of designs were beaded on the bandolier bags?
Floral designs
300
Ms. Fairbanks traced our strap designs on with a _________________.
Permanent marker
300
Say "I am 10 years old" in Ojibwe
Midaaswi nimbiboonagiz
300
Say "Hurry up!" in Ojibwe.
Wewiib!
400
How long did it take an Ojibwe woman to make a fully beaded bandolier bag?
months to years
400
Name the three parts of the bandolier bag.
Strap, pouch and fringe
400
We used this kind of paint to paint our bags.
Fabric paint
400
Say "My Indian name is Wolf" in Ojibwe
Ma'iingan nindigo
400
Say "Happy birthday" in Ojibwe
Mino dibishkaan noongom
500
How many years ago was the first bandolier bag made?
168-178 years ago
500
If an Ojibwe person traded a bandolier bag with a Dakota person, what could they get for it?
A pony
500
We sewed on ____________________ to be the fringe of our bags.
little pom-pom tassles
500
Say "My clan is eagle" in Ojibwe
Migizi nindoodem
500
Say "See you later" in Ojibwe
Giga waabamin naagaj
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