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Here are some fun crafty ideas for enhancing your lessons on
the Inuit tribes of North America. These are great for children
of all ages and you'll find recommended reading to pair
alongside the themed activities. We made an Inuit Lapbook and
a few Arctic File Folder Games to go alongside our learning!
These are free and a great way to bring some extra fun to your
studies!
Inuit Crafts (Eskimo Crafts)
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Inuit Crafts (Eskimo Crafts)
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Tlingit Tribe (Northwest)
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Iroqouis (Northeast) Here are crafts we made while learning about the Iroquois Tribes.
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Upcoming Tribes: We are currently learning about the following Native American Tribes! Stay tuned for updates:
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Puffy Polar Bear
These polar bears have wonderful
texture and go great alongside poetry
or even an Inuit tale.
Arctic Animals
of the arctic is fun, and a great way
to introduce the idea of Habitat.
Stone Inuksuk
This is a great way for children to get
outside exploring for stones, and to
have some fun arranging, and
rearranging them to build an Inuksuk
Snow Goggles
Here is a fun way to make snow
goggles (masks worn to protect eyes
from the glare of the sun off the snow)
Soapstone Sculpture
This is a fun way to add some
texture to everyday clay to create the
appearance of Soapstone.
Sugar Cube Igloo
What's more fun then learning that
the Inuit tribes sometimes lived in
snow packed houses? Building one!