The Inuit's
By: William Outland, Dylan Tounzen, Iain Williams
The Inuit’s
3 Mrs. Venable William Outland , Dylan Tounzen , and Iain William’s
March 3 2016
Inuit's: Location Inuit: The Inuit’s lived in really cold places like northern Canada , Alaska , Canada , and Siberia.
The Inuit’s lived on the Tundra.
Interesting Fact: They were the first people of Canada and the last Native Americans to settle in North America.
It is a snowy place of ice and snow.
It is a snowy place of ice and snow. No one wanted the Inuit's land because of the extreme climates.
They ate fish, walrus, polar bear, seals and reindeer.
Inuit's: Arts & crafts Inuit: The Inuit’s made lots crafts like masks, baskets, carvings, clothing and blankets.
Most of the crafts they made was from animal skins and packed ice or wood. Also other thing they used is stone, and straw to make crafts like baskets and carvings. They made polar bears out of stone and made masks out of wood.
Works Cited Page "The Inuit." Canada's First People. N.p., n.d. Web.
http://firstpeoplesofcanada.com/fp_groups/fp_inuit1.h tml