Iqaluit landforms
Iqaluit does not have these.
What is trees
this is the temperature of the human body
what is 37 degrees Celsius
What is Toonik Tyme
this is what a conductor does
what is allow the easy transfer of heat
What is English, French, Inuktitut
what is Nunavut
this is the temperature of boiling water
what is 100 degrees Celsius
there are two types of music of the Inuit
What is Throat singing and drumming
this is what an insulator does
what is slows or stops the transfer of heat
these are 4 games the Inuit play
What are knuckle (seal) hop, walrus, 1/2 foot high kick, back push, musk ox push, leg wrestle, kneeling jump.
This is the most common weather in Iqaluit
What is Snow
this is what we can do to heat a house
what is turn up the thermostat, close the window, use a draft stopper, turn on the lights, use a space heater, and turn off the fan
these are three jobs found in Iqaluit
what is tour guide, artists, fishermen,
how does a polar bear keep insulated
what is fur, which traps air next to the skin.
This is what we eat in Iqaluit
These mark places in Iqaluit
What is an Inuksuk
this happens when an ice cube is on the counter in the sunlight and why
what is melts because the heat from the sun heat transfers to the ice cube, which causes it to melt.
a group of indigenous people who live in the north
What is Inuit
what is feathers, which trap air next to the body.
these are 3 things the Inuit wear
What are Parkas, Anarak, Kamiks, Mitts,
these are 5 animals that you can see in Iqaluit
this is what happens when I am sick and why
this is what happens when I am cold and why
what is sweat because we have a fever to cool ourselves down.
we shiver to warm ourselves up.
these are 4 traditional activities
what are cultural events, community feasts, festivals, drum dancing, story telling, and throat singing.
how does a seal stay warm
what is blubber, slows and stops the transfer of heat.
these are 4 natural resources found in Nunavut
what are animals (beluga, narwhal, caribou, polar bear, etc), diamonds, gold, iron, oil, gas, sun, fresh water.