What is the most used weapon by Indigenous people for hunting?
Bow and arrow
A cannibalistic spirit associated with starvation and winter?
Wendigo
What does Miigwech mean?
Thank you
What is a heart berry?
Strawberry
What were Totem Poles traditionally made from?
Cedar trees
What are common Indigenous tools?
Axes and celts
Nuit shapeshifters that can transform into any Arctic animal, but their red eyes cannot be disguised.
Ijiraat
What is an inukshuk?
An inukshuk is a stone landmark
What do the three sisters turn into?
Corn, beans, squash
Which Indigenous tribe were the first to live along the Humber River?
Palaeo-Indians
What common tools are used for hunting fish?
Fish traps, nets, fishing hooks, gaffs, spears, and dip nets
The first man to walk the earth in indigenous culture.
Nanabozo
What does kin mean?
One's family and relations
What drink did the Indigenous people pour into the ground?
Coffee
How did the Indigenous show their history?
Wampum belt
What tools were used for Indigenous medicine?
Syringes, and smudging
A universal, all-encompassing spirit or being is a common belief, representing the interconnectedness of all things and the natural world.
The Great Spirit
What does FNMI mean?
First Nations, Métis, and Inuit
What are common food amongst Indigenous people?
Rice, corn, beans, strawberries, squash
What was sweetgrass used for?
Purification, carrying prayers to the Great Spirit
What tools were used for preparing food in Indigenous culture?
Vessels made from birchbark, bentwood boxes, wooden bowls, and grinding stones
A human-like, scaly creature that snatches children into the sea.
Qallupilluit
What is a Medicine Wheel?
Representing life's interconnectedness and cycles. Divided into four parts, it reflects directions, seasons, elements, or life stages, and is used for teaching, healing, and balance.
What are pecans good for?
Protein, and fat
What are the four races in the human family the Medicine Wheel represents
Red, yellow, black, and white