Morphology
What are the three sounds that -ed can make?
-id, -d, and, -t
True or False: There are many food that are still common today that were eaten by Indigenous communities in the past.
True! Foods like corn, beans, and even wild rice are still eaten today!
The Inuit are indigenous to the
A. Southern
B. Northern
area of Canada.
A. Northern
True or False: All Indigenous people lived in the same kind of homes.
False!
What year did Canada become Canada?
1867
Wild Space!!
Automatic Points!!
The Haudenosaunee ate ___________ diet to the Anishinaabe.
A. Different
B. Similar
C. The same
B. The Haudenosaunee ate similar diet to the Anishinaabe.
The Cree people are one of the biggest First Nations communities in North America. The Cree include two major communities. What is the name of these communities?
The Woodland Cree and the Plains Cree.
The ________________ people lived in homes called Wigwam's which had a dome shaped roof to protect from harsh conditions.
Anishinaabe
What is the name of a graph that uses pictures or symbols to show data.
A pictograph
Complete the following:
Walk + ed =
Hope + ed =
Walk + ed = Walked
Hope + ed = Hoped
True or False: The Haudenosaunee planted less crops than the Anishinaabe.
False
The Anishinaabe
What type of home did the Inuit people build in their snowy arctic home? What materials did they use? Why?
Igloos! They used snow because there was a lot of it and it is very insulating.
What is the definition of the word "Mode" in a math context.
The most common number that appears in a set of data.
or
The number that appears the most.
The ending -ed indicates that something happened in the...
a) Future
b) Present
c) Past
c) Past
True or False: The Anishinaabe ate mostly fish, wild rice, and meat.
True
The Haudenosaunee are a group of ___ First Nations tribes called the ___ Nations.
The Haudenosaunee are a group of six First Nations tribes called the Six Nations.
This type of home was about 50 meters long and house about 60 people. What is this home called?
Bonus points if you can name the Indigenous community that lived in this kind of home! (100 points)
The Longhouse
Bonus: The Haudenosaunee
I read a poem yesterday for our poetry slam. Can you name two of the three types of english I introduced our class to?
Bonus points (100) if you can properly name all three types of english.
1. Modern Vernacular English
2. Middle English
3. Old English
What is the rule for adding -ed to the end of single syllable word that ends in a CVC?
You double the final consonant before a suffix starting with a vowel!
Hope = Hoped
Hop = Hopped
What are the three sisters and how did they benefit one another?
We talked about two types of forest as we looked at maps. One type was most common where Anishinaabe communities lives, and the other where Haudenosaunee communities lives. What are these two types of forest?
Boreal Forest and Deciduous Forest.
Match the Indigenous community to the type of home they built and lived in.
Anishinaabe Longhouse
Haudenosaunee Teepee
Cree Igloo
Inuit Wigwam
Anishinaabe Wigwam
Haudenosaunee Longhouse
Cree Teepee
Inuit Igloo
Why do we use the word cursive to describe the style of writing?
Bonus points if you remember the Latin root word.
Because the latin root meant "to run" and cursive writing looks like it's running.
The Latin word - Currere