The Task: On this blog - write two or three sentences about what you have learned about the Inuit (you do not have to force every detail that we've learned into your sentences). Some of your answers will overlap - that's okay!!
Due Date: Monday 7:30 AM
PS. Again, this is to be written on the blog and NOT a hard copy like the previous assignments.
The Inuit lived in igloos. They used kayaks and dog sleds for transportation. The Inuit studied astrononmy and became a very intelligent group.
ReplyDeleteBrenna Alvarado,7th grade
ReplyDeleteThe Inuits were hunters. They used harpoons {types of spears} for hunting large animals. The Inuit groups lived on frozen tundras {also known as 'frozen deserts'} and ate raw fish. Most environments they lived on were harsh and many times below freezing. One of the Inuits most 'prized possessions' were 'dog' sleds. These sleds were useful in going over ice and soft snow. One of the customs of the Inuits were to tell stories.Sometimes they studied the stars. People today still use the stars for direction. All in all, the Inuits were people that did what they needed to do in order to survive. In fact, there are people like that today. They are called Eskimos.
The inuit were a group of people that hunted and fished for survival.They lived in igloos and lived in a cold climate
ReplyDeleteThe Inuits were people who lived in harsh and below freezing environments. They were also hunters and fishermen. Some places they settle in are Alaska,Canada,Siberia,and Greenland.They couldn't farm because of the weather so they would eat raw meat. They lived in igloos and pit houses. Somethings they did to keep themselves entertain are tell stories,looking at the stars,and singing.
ReplyDeleteThe Inuits were people who lived in far north enviornments, and traveled here from Asia. They hunted mostly whales, with harpoons and clubs, and Huskies were their priority for travel. I would imagine that looking at the stars was the most entertaining, since in the Arctic Circle, you can see the Aura Borealis.
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The Inuit lived in cold places such as Alaska, Greenland, and Canada. They hunted and fished for food and are mistakenly called eskimos. They also lived in igloos.
ReplyDeleteLara Malaver Period 1,2
English 7
The Inuit lived in frozen deserts such as Alaska, Greenland, and Siberia. Their prized possession was dog sleds, which made transportation easier. Lastly, they lived in igloos and hunted an fished to survive.
ReplyDelete~Fadwa Naber
Period 4,5
The Inuits lived in frozen tundra's in Greenland,North Pole,and in Siberia.They lived in igloos and to stay warm they would put whale blubber into smokeless oil lamps.They also hunted and fiished to get food.The Inuits had to live off of very few resources.
ReplyDeleteTiana Webber
Period 4,5
The Inuit could be found on the coast of Alaska, Greenland, and Canada. The Inuit were hunters and fishers and sometimes eat raw fish for nutrients. The inuits most prized possession were there sled dogs, which is what they used to get around on the tundra.
ReplyDeleteLeslie Aguilera
Period 4-5 A,C
The northern continent 800 years ago there are people roaming the land. They are the Inuit, with no resources such as soil or minerals they are forced to improvise. They fish, hunt and make their homes out of ice. They combine hunting and surviving by using whale blubber for lamps and sled dogs for transportation. To entertain themselves they dance, star gaze, and play music.
ReplyDeleteGage Cuccia
Period 4-5 English
The Inuits lived in freezing climates. They wore animal skin clothing. They danced, sung,told stories and studied the stars. They also lived in igloos.
ReplyDeleteAshley Ruiz
period 4-5
The Inuits lived in a tundra and used whale blubber for oil. They would live in igloos or pithouses. Also they would sing, dance, and tell stories. Their most prized possesion were there dog sleds.
ReplyDeleteAnthony Zeppieri
Peroids 7-8 A,C
The Inuits lived in parts of the northern hemisphere of the world.They wore animal skin clothing with bird feathers.The Inuit lived in igloos and pit houses. Since farming was not and option,they were hunters and fisherman.
ReplyDeleteSonia Lulla,Period 4-5
Desteni Rosa:
ReplyDeletethe Inuit people did not have technolagy like we do toda. For starters, all we have to go is go to the store and get anything we need , like food. But the Inuit people, woud have to hunt or make an ice hole to fish.The Inuit people used blubber yo keep warm in there igloos.As for us , we would just get a blanket to keep warm.
In conclusion, we have made much progress since the Inuit people.
The Inuits were people that hunted and fished for survival. They lived in igloos. They had bird skin shirts and water proof under gaments
ReplyDeleteFrank Zambrano Period 7-8
The inuits used to be hunters because they could not farm.They lived in pit houses made from stone walls covered with mud. They danced and studied the stars for their customs.
ReplyDeleteVeronica Salinas 7th grade period4,5
The Inuits lived in either Alaska, North Pole, Canada, Greenland, or Siberia. They eat raw fish to be enough in minerals & vitamans. They lived in igloos and pit houses covered with stone walls with mud. They also do dancing, singing, and study the stars becuase it's part of their custom.
ReplyDeleteSharon Manzano period 4/5
The Inuit people did not have technolagy like we do today. For starters, all we have to do is go to the store and get anything we need , like food. But the Inuit people, woud have to hunt or make ice holes to fish.The Inuit people used blubber to keep warm in there igloos.As for us , we would just get a blanket to keep warm.
ReplyDeleteIn conclusion, we have made much progress since the Inuit peoples time.
_Desteni Rosa
The Inuit people also known as Algonquians setteled in places with harsh cold weather such as Canada,Siberia,North Pole,Greenland or Alaska. They lived in either Igloos or Pit Houses. They used smokeless oil lamps to keep their homes warm. Also, most of the Inuit's were either hunters or fishermen. One of their most prized possesions were dog sleds which they used to get around.
ReplyDelete~Genesis Pacheco
The Inuit clan lived in very cold climates. they lived off of seals walrus whales and fish.farming was not an option for them. they lived in igloos(ices blocks)& Pit houses(stonewall with mud). The Inuit people used smokeless oil lamps for warmth. they also used animal skin for clothes and blankets. For there Religion they danced and sang also told stories.As a result,I learn many things about the Inuit people.
ReplyDeleteMr.vergara Grade7th 4-5
The Inuits were people who lived on a frozen tundra and lived in igloos. to survive, they ate raw fish for vitamins and minerals and they hunted animals.
ReplyDeleteMAdison Hood
The Inuit lived in places like Canada and Alaksa. The tempurture would sometime drop to below freezing. They also lived in igloos in the winter. They used whale blubber and oil lamps fpr warmth.This is ony part of how th inuit lived
ReplyDeleteNiNA GiLL :) Period 4/5
The Inuit are people who lived in the frozen desert or tundra. The Inuits most prized possessions were their sled dogs. The Inuit lived in ice houses called igloos.
ReplyDeleteColin Hatcher
The Inuits were people that lived in cold climates, like the North Pole, Alaska, Greenland & Canada. The Inuits lived in igloos, they wore whale fur to stay warm & cozy. For food they relyed on fish.
ReplyDelete-Amani
A&C days
Per. 1-2
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The Inuit lived in Igloos made of ice bricks. The Igloos kept the harsh cold wind from coming inside so the Igloos were warmer than the outside. The Inuit people lived inside the Igloos while the sled dogs slept outside of the Igloos. The Inuit used "smokeless" oil lamps to made with animal blubber to make the Igloos even warmer.
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Class: English
Periods: 1&2
Teacher: Mr.Vergara
Grade: 7th
AHHS
The Inuit are people who lived in frozen tundras. They would wear animal skins to keep warm. The Inuits lived in igloos and their most prized possessions were sled dogs.
ReplyDeleteKayla Gagliardo period 4/5
The Inuit lived in Sub-Artic weather. They lived in igloo's. To keep the igloo warm, They used whale blubber. The Inuit's most prized possession was there sled dogs.
ReplyDelete-Dj Belcher
-Period 1 A&C days
The Inuit were a hard working people. They live in igloos or pit house,using oil lamps for warmth inside. They used clubs and spears to hunt usualy clubs for getting animal skin. To get around the water they use canoes
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arianna Albino
ReplyDeletethe Inuit people iced in harsh Land around the Canada the north pole and Siberia. the Inuit created their own celebrations and religion. they adapted to the weather ,but they still used bluner I smokeless oil lamps for warmth. Hey hunted and fished for food. the Inuit people would use inging and dancing for intertainmen
the Inuit lived in very harsh environments the used fur to keep themselves warm and use blubber to light their lanterns. The area they lived in was a huge frozen desert.
ReplyDelete-Jacky Pogyo Xelo
Period 4
The Inuit were a group of people that had to hunt to survive in the artic. They would build igloos to act as shelters and hunt animals such as fish, whales, seals, and oxen. The Inuit people used kayaks and dog sleds as transpertation.
ReplyDeleteRyan Alicea
7th Grade Period 1-2
PS: Sorry it was late cause I dont have working computers at the moment and was busy during the weekend.
The Inuit lived a very hard and difficult life.They had to hunt animals to survive.they lived in Igloos.They hunted fish,whales,and other kinds of animals.Also,the Inuit made clothes out of animal skin.To conclude, the Inuit had many things to do and overcome in their time period
ReplyDeleteJonathan Medina
7th Grade Period 4-5
The Inuit people lived in very harsh weather for all we can remember. As bad as it may sound, it wasn't bad, not to them anyway. Some of them lived in igloos, which were dome-shaped houses made of ice bricks. The other Inuit people lived in pit houses, which were homes that had stone walls covered in mud. They hunted fish, whales and other animals to keep themselves satisfied.
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the inuit can be found in alaska, the north pole, anada, greenland, and siberia.they live in froen tundras-frozen desserts where the tempreture is always below freezing.the inuit were hunters and fisherman, they used harpoons and lubs and ate raw fish.the lived in igloos and pit houses. some customs were dancing, singing, telling stories,and studying the stars.and there prized possesions were snowdogs. karinha robles period 4-5 a,c days p.s. sorry this is late i ouldnt have acess to a computer
ReplyDeletethe inuit were a group of peoplpe that lived in alaska, north pole, anada, greenland, and siberia. they lived in igloos houses made of ice bricks. they hunted whales and fish. they also ate raw fish. to catch their prey they used harpoons. they liked singing dancing and telling stories. their snow dogs were aprized possesion. daniel valle ortiz period 4-5 a c days p.s. sorry its late sick on friday and had to call friend to tell me whats homework
ReplyDeletethe inuits are hunters that came from Asia. they use harpoons, clubs, and spears to hunt their prey. most people call the inuits eskimos
ReplyDeletethe inuits are hunters that came from Asia. they use harpoons, clubs, and spears to hunt their prey. most people call the inuits eskimos
ReplyDeletebryant rock
The Inuit people traveled here from Asia and settled in a very harsh environment. They lived in frozen tundra and had very few resources. But they ate raw fish for vitamins and food and they discovered how to make heat by making blubber which is made out of whales.
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The inuit people lived in greenland,north pole,antarctica,canada.They slept in pit houses (made by mud sticks and rocks) in the summer time, but in the winter they slept in igloos which were warmed by blubber that came from the whales.For their food resources they fished and found driftwood floating in the water to start a fire,or they ate the fish raw to get the full amount of nutrients and vitamins.
ReplyDelete~ Victoria Mingo a,c days periods 1-2
The Inuit hunters hunt with harpoons and clubs.
ReplyDeleteThe Inuit hunters hunt animals for example walurses,seals and whales
Jasmin Jara
A,C Days
Periods 1,2