Social+Studies


 * Social Studies Project- reproduced courtesy of Mr. Larson and Blackgold ICT site.

Comparing the Lifestyles of First Nations in Different Regions in Canada

Step 1:** Identify different categories that make up **lifestyle.

Step 2:** You and your group members will be given a region in Canada. You need to find information about the lifestyle of the different First Nation groups in your region.

- Identify your region - Write down the members of your group - Write down the First Nation and Inuit that are found in your region - Identify who will be working on each part

[|CLOTHING Research Guide.docx] [|CULTURE Research Guide.docx] [|SHELTER Research Guide.docx] [|Transportation Research Guide.docx] [|FOOD Research Guide.docx]
 * Step 3:** Use these research guides to help find information about your specific region in Canada.


 * Here is a list of resources about the different First Nation groups in Canada**

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Arctic Region [|Native People: Arctic Aboriginal Culture] (Canadian Youth Encyclopedia) [|Native People: Arctic] - (Canadian Encylopedia) [] []

[|Native People: Subarctic Aboriginal Culture] (Canadian Youth Encyclopedia) [|Native People: Subarctic] - (Canadian Encylopedia) Cree Our Land Our Peoplel [] [] []
 * Subartic**

 [|Native People: Eastern Woodland Hunters] (Canadian Youth Encyclopedia) [|Native People: Eastern Woodland] - (Canadian Encylopedia) [] [] []
 * Eastern Woodlands**

[|Coastal Aboriginal Groups] [|Native People: Northwest Coast - (Canadian Encylopedia)] [] [] []
 * North West Coast**

Native People: Plains (Canadian Youth Encyclopedia) [|Native People: Plains -] (Canadian Encylopedia) [] [] [] []
 * Plains**

[|First Nations of Canada.pptx]