Terms and Definitions
The common word for boat or ship in Fatty Legs
schooner
Her name is translated to mean "hard rock" that sharpens an ulu.
Olemaun
The very first subject Mr. Rosenwald taught at Bialik
Gym
"You seem to require a little more education"
Raven
The Residential School in Fatty Legs was located in this territory, which is next to Yukon on the map
Northwest Territories
A public dining room often found at religious institutions and often mentioned in Fatty Legs
refectory
The nun who believed Margaret was a strong child who would go far in life.
Sister MacQuillan
Mr. Rosenwald's least favourite ice cream flavour (Who needs ice cream to freshen their breath?)
Mint Chocolate Chip
"My silence would tell them that something was wrong"
Olemaun/Margaret
The oldest surviving company in North America; It was where Olemaun's mother bought her supplies before going to school.
Hudson's Bay Company
A knife with a rocker-like blade
She was called "skinny legs"
Agnes
Known for his Tim Horton's commercials, Mr. Rosenwald met this superstar athlete at Harbour Sixty Steakhouse.
Sidney Crosby
"She wants you to read aloud"
Agnes
The longest river in Canada; It is mentioned several times in Fatty Legs
Mackenzie River
A verb used to describe very harsh treatment; Many of the nuns _______ the students at the schools
chastised
The character who suddenly scared Margaret, which caused her to have an unfortunate accident
The Brother
The 5 classes (not subjects) in Senior Division that Mr. Rosenwald currently doesn't teach.
8A, 8B, 8C, 6A, 6B
"You better tell her where those stockings are"
Katherine
4 foods that start with the letter W
Waffles, wontons, wassabe, watermelon, etc.
An Inuit group who lived in Central Alaska and Russia (Olemaun's great grandmother was of this descent)
Yup'ik
Margaret's Great-Grandfather who founded his family's trading post.
Old Man Pokiak
Mr. Rosenwald ate this for dinner last night:
Hint for word 1: First Nations Skill
Hint for word 2: _____ Bell
Fish Tacos
"You ask too many questions"
Rosie
The official bird of Nunavut
Ptarmigan