A B C Your Order 1-_____ Inuktitut Language 2-_____ - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

How would you organize the slides? A B C Your Order 1-_____ Inuktitut Language 2-_____ • (ee-nook-tee-tut) • The group of Inuit dialects 3-_____ taught and spoken in Canada’s Arctic region. 4-_____ • 70% of the Population’s main language . (27% English) Iqaluit (e- ka-lu-it) , Nunavut Roads out of town? 5-_____ 6-_____ D E F Nunavut (Our Land) 7-_____ • Created on April 1, 1999 as a territory for Alaska’s Inuits 8-_____ • 20% of Canada’s landmass 9-_____ • 31,285 total population • 84% Inuit • Language : Inukititut (ee-nook-tee-tut) it means “in the manner of the Inuit” - it Possible Order has many dialects • uses the Inuktitut syllabics 1-_____ 2-_____ G H I 3-_____ 4-_____ 5-_____ 6-_____ 7-_____ The font is not on my computer. Iqaluit, Nunavut 8-_____ Capital City: Population 6,200 Survival depends on teaching the children to speak the native language. (e- ka-lu-it) The creation of Nunavut makes it more likely the language will survive. 9-_____

What is best order for the 9 slides? transitions are important Working on Presentation Skills...

Inuktitut Language A

Inuktitut Language A

Inuktitut Language • (ee-nook-tee-tut) A

Inuktitut Language • (ee-nook-tee-tut) • The group of Inuit dialects taught and spoken in Canada’s Arctic region. A

Inuktitut Language • (ee-nook-tee-tut) • The group of Inuit dialects taught and spoken in Canada’s Arctic region. • 70% of the Population’s main A language . (27% English)

Inuktitut Language • (ee-nook-tee-tut) • The group of Inuit dialects taught and spoken in Canada’s Arctic region. • 70% of the Population’s main A language . (27% English)

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Roads out of town? C Iqaluit (e- ka-lu-it) , Nunavut

Nunavut (Our Land) D

Nunavut (Our Land) • Created on April 1, 1999 as a territory for Alaska’s Inuits D

Nunavut (Our Land) • Created on April 1, 1999 as a territory for Alaska’s Inuits • 20% of Canada’s landmass D

Nunavut (Our Land) • Created on April 1, 1999 as a territory for Alaska’s Inuits • 20% of Canada’s landmass • 31,285 total population D

Nunavut (Our Land) • Created on April 1, 1999 as a territory for Alaska’s Inuits • 20% of Canada’s landmass • 31,285 total population • 84% Inuit D

Nunavut (Our Land) • Created on April 1, 1999 as a territory for Alaska’s Inuits • 20% of Canada’s landmass • 31,285 total population • 84% Inuit • Language : Inukititut (ee-nook-tee-tut) it means “in the manner of the Inuit” - it has many dialects D

Nunavut (Our Land) • Created on April 1, 1999 as a territory for Alaska’s Inuits • 20% of Canada’s landmass • 31,285 total population • 84% Inuit • Language : Inukititut (ee-nook-tee-tut) it means “in the manner of the Inuit” - it has many dialects • uses the Inuktitut syllabics D

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G Iqaluit, Nunavut Capital City: Population 6,200 (e- ka-lu-it)

G Iqaluit, Nunavut Capital City: Population 6,200 (e- ka-lu-it)

G The font is not on my computer. Iqaluit, Nunavut Capital City: Population 6,200 (e- ka-lu-it)

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The creation of Nunavut makes it more likely the language will survive. I Survival depends on teaching the children to speak the native language.

The creation of Nunavut makes it more likely the language will survive. I Survival depends on teaching the children to speak the native language.

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Nunavut (Our Land) D

Nunavut (Our Land) • Created on April 1, 1999 as a territory for Alaska’s Inuits D

Nunavut (Our Land) • Created on April 1, 1999 as a territory for Alaska’s Inuits • 20% of Canada’s landmass D

Nunavut (Our Land) • Created on April 1, 1999 as a territory for Alaska’s Inuits • 20% of Canada’s landmass • 31,285 total population D

Nunavut (Our Land) • Created on April 1, 1999 as a territory for Alaska’s Inuits • 20% of Canada’s landmass • 31,285 total population • 84% Inuit D

Nunavut (Our Land) • Created on April 1, 1999 as a territory for Alaska’s Inuits • 20% of Canada’s landmass • 31,285 total population • 84% Inuit • Language : Inukititut (ee-nook-tee-tut) it means “in the manner of the Inuit” - it has many dialects D

Nunavut (Our Land) • Created on April 1, 1999 as a territory for Alaska’s Inuits • 20% of Canada’s landmass • 31,285 total population • 84% Inuit • Language : Inukititut (ee-nook-tee-tut) it means “in the manner of the Inuit” - it has many dialects • uses the Inuktitut syllabics D

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Inuktitut Language A

Inuktitut Language A

Inuktitut Language • (ee-nook-tee-tut) A

Inuktitut Language • (ee-nook-tee-tut) • The group of Inuit dialects taught and spoken in Canada’s Arctic region. A

Inuktitut Language • (ee-nook-tee-tut) • The group of Inuit dialects taught and spoken in Canada’s Arctic region. • 70% of the Population’s main A language . (27% English)

Inuktitut Language • (ee-nook-tee-tut) • The group of Inuit dialects taught and spoken in Canada’s Arctic region. • 70% of the Population’s main A language . (27% English)

The creation of Nunavut makes it more likely the language will survive. I Survival depends on teaching the children to speak the native language.

The creation of Nunavut makes it more likely the language will survive. I Survival depends on teaching the children to speak the native language.

G Iqaluit, Nunavut Capital City: Population 6,200 (e- ka-lu-it)

G Iqaluit, Nunavut Capital City: Population 6,200 (e- ka-lu-it)

G The font is not on my computer. Iqaluit, Nunavut Capital City: Population 6,200 (e- ka-lu-it)

Roads out of town? C Iqaluit (e- ka-lu-it) , Nunavut

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Daily Life What time of year?

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