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Page 1: Inuit Nation Inuit share a common culture across the North: they live in Greenland, Siberia or Canada. In Canada, they live in Nunavut (their own territory)
Page 2: Inuit Nation Inuit share a common culture across the North: they live in Greenland, Siberia or Canada. In Canada, they live in Nunavut (their own territory)

Inuit Nation• Inuit share a common

culture across the North: they live in Greenland, Siberia or Canada.

• In Canada, they live in Nunavut (their own territory) and in Northern Quebec

Page 3: Inuit Nation Inuit share a common culture across the North: they live in Greenland, Siberia or Canada. In Canada, they live in Nunavut (their own territory)

• Their houses are igloos

• Or tents

Page 4: Inuit Nation Inuit share a common culture across the North: they live in Greenland, Siberia or Canada. In Canada, they live in Nunavut (their own territory)

• Their means of transport are slides or kayaks

Page 5: Inuit Nation Inuit share a common culture across the North: they live in Greenland, Siberia or Canada. In Canada, they live in Nunavut (their own territory)

• They go seal hunting

• and fishing

Page 6: Inuit Nation Inuit share a common culture across the North: they live in Greenland, Siberia or Canada. In Canada, they live in Nunavut (their own territory)

They greet each other rubbing their noses

Page 7: Inuit Nation Inuit share a common culture across the North: they live in Greenland, Siberia or Canada. In Canada, they live in Nunavut (their own territory)

Inuit language

• Inuit speak their own language called Inuktitut:

Sunday - NaattingujaqMonday - Naggajjau

Tuesday - AippiqWednesday - PingatsiqThursday - Tisammiq

Friday - TallirmiqSaturday - Naattingujalaarniaq

http://icor.ottawainuitchildrens.com/node/15

Page 8: Inuit Nation Inuit share a common culture across the North: they live in Greenland, Siberia or Canada. In Canada, they live in Nunavut (their own territory)

The Inuit flag

Page 9: Inuit Nation Inuit share a common culture across the North: they live in Greenland, Siberia or Canada. In Canada, they live in Nunavut (their own territory)

Inuit culture:

• Throat singing http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qnGM0BlA95I

• Drumming http://icor.ottawainuitchildrens.com/node/27

• Games http://icor.ottawainuitchildrens.com/node/21

Page 10: Inuit Nation Inuit share a common culture across the North: they live in Greenland, Siberia or Canada. In Canada, they live in Nunavut (their own territory)

Inuit poetrySAI CHE GLI ALBERI PARLANO? Si parlano. Parlano l'un con l'altro, e parlano a te, se li stai ad ascoltare. Ma gli uomini bianchi non ascoltano. Non hanno mai pensato che valga la pena di ascoltare noi indiani, e temo che non ascolteranno nemmeno le altri voci della Natura. I o stesso ho imparato molto dagli alberi: talvolta qualcosa sul tempo, talvolta qualcosa sugli animali, talvolta qualcosa sul Grande Spirito.

Tatanga Mani

“DID YOU KNOW THAT TREES TALK? Well they do. They talk to each other, and they’ll talk if you listen. Trouble is, white people don’t listen. They never learned to listen to the Indians so I don’t suppose they’ll listen to other voices in nature. But I have learned a lot from trees; sometimes about the weather, sometimes about animals, sometimes about the Great Spirit. Tatanga Mani, Stoney tribe

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Text analysis

• What figures of speech can you find in the poem? (metaphors, alliterations, personifications, ….)

• Underline the pronouns they. What does they refer to in the first lines? And in the second part of the poem?

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• The poem can be divided into three main parts. Identify them and give a title to each of them.

• What is the meaning of the poem, according to you?

• Compare the Italian and the English versions. Discuss about the main similarities and differences of the two poems.