Teacher's Guide Learning With
Teacher’s Guide gatefold cover + pages + cover gatefold INUKTITUT... INUKTITUT... Learning with INUIT ,T)RF Possible Object name Object name modern Object in English in Inuktitut Description or function Material(s) equivalent† Exercises Harpoon shaft Used to hunt smaller sea mammals or at close range for hunting land animals. Ipu ammalu kapukkaut Wood, sinew, bone, leather 1, 2, 5 and point * Once the point stuck into the skin, it would detach from the shaft This EduKit focuses Snow knife Pana Used to cut blocks of snow to build an iglu Bone 1, 2, 3, 5 on exploring change Snow goggles Iggaak Worn to protect eyes from wind and snow and to reduce glare from the sun off the snow Wood, leather, sinew 1, 2, 3, 5 Walrus skin, sealskin, caribou fur, Slipper Kamik Waterproof and insulated footwear, often made by women 1, 2, 3, 5 cotton thread and continuity Mitt Pualu Worn to keep hands warm in winter and prevent wind and snow from getting into a parka Caribou skin, cotton thread 1, 2, 3, 5 of Inuit culture Spear * Sakku Used to catch fish, land animals, beluga, or large seals, with different points for the animal’s skin Wood, bone, cotton thread 1, 5 by encouraging students to better Sled* Qamutiik, Qamut Pulled by dogs to travel between camps and hunt on snow and ice Wood, leather, glue, steel pins 1, 2, 5 understand how geography, the Water carrier * Qattannguag Used to scoop or carry water Rawhide, sinew 1, 2, 3 environment, interactions, and Dipper* Ipuujalinnguaq Used to scoop water into water bag, carrier, or bucket Bone, rawhide, sinew 1, 3 events shape Inuit, their communi- Carving tool Sanannguaruti Tool for carving stone or bones from mammals (land and sea) into different objects Antler, steel 1, 2, 3 ties, and their environment.
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