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Exploring Nunavut and Inuit Culture
This eight-page student workbook introduces Nunavut’s geography, climate, history, Inuit culture, traditional tools, clothing, and community life.
$4.50USD · Digital download
This eight-page student workbook introduces Nunavut’s geography, climate, history, Inuit culture, traditional tools, clothing, and community life. Informational readings and comprehension prompts support learning about Canada’s Arctic region and Inuit traditions.
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- Students will identify key geographic features and climate conditions of Nunavut.
- Students will describe how Inuit communities adapted to the Arctic environment.
- Students will explain the purposes of traditional Inuit tools, clothing, and transportation.
- Students will use textual evidence to answer questions about Inuit culture and survival.
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