hunting
Left: Mills, Ricky. Whitetail deer in nature (2013) Right: Nick Hegna, Deer drawing
The deer was an important animal to the Ojibwe people. He provided not only meat for food, but his coat provided leather for clothing and blankets, bones for utensils and tools, and even toys.
Remember, the Ojibwe did not have stores to go to.
What can you make from this deer skeleton (bones)?
Click on images below to explore deer parts
Remember, the Ojibwe did not have stores to go to.
What can you make from this deer skeleton (bones)?
Click on images below to explore deer parts
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1 Essential Question
2 Learning Goal
3 New Vocabulary Words
4 Autumn Season –“Today you will learn”…
5 Video – Spear Fishing
6 Different ways to Catch Fish
7 Minnesota Fish
8 Wild Rice
9 Video – How to Harvest Wild Rice Video – PBS Wild Rice Harvest (8 minutes)
10 Wild Rice Quiz
11 Quiz Answers
12 Hunting-Animated
13 Tools for hunting
14 Slide Show - Exploring Deer Parts
15 Video – Hide Tanning Process
16 Time to Move
17 Autumn Season Review
18 Essential Question Review
19 Learning Goal Review
20 Extension of Learning
1 Essential Question
2 Learning Goal
3 New Vocabulary Words
4 Autumn Season –“Today you will learn”…
5 Video – Spear Fishing
6 Different ways to Catch Fish
7 Minnesota Fish
8 Wild Rice
9 Video – How to Harvest Wild Rice Video – PBS Wild Rice Harvest (8 minutes)
10 Wild Rice Quiz
11 Quiz Answers
12 Hunting-Animated
13 Tools for hunting
14 Slide Show - Exploring Deer Parts
15 Video – Hide Tanning Process
16 Time to Move
17 Autumn Season Review
18 Essential Question Review
19 Learning Goal Review
20 Extension of Learning