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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 Canadas Arctic region. 4-_____ 70% of the Populations

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SLIDE 1
  • (ee-nook-tee-tut)
  • The group of Inuit dialects

taught and spoken in Canada’s Arctic region.

  • 70% of the Population’s main
  • language. (27% English)

Inuktitut Language

A B

Iqaluit (e- ka-lu-it), Nunavut

Roads out of town?

C

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 E F

Iqaluit, Nunavut (e- ka-lu-it)

Capital City: Population 6,200

The font is not on my computer.

G H

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

I How would you organize the slides? Your Order 1-_____ 2-_____ 3-_____ 4-_____ 5-_____ 6-_____ 7-_____ 8-_____ 9-_____ Possible Order 1-_____ 2-_____ 3-_____ 4-_____ 5-_____ 6-_____ 7-_____ 8-_____ 9-_____

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

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SLIDE 3

Inuktitut Language

A

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SLIDE 4

Inuktitut Language

A

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SLIDE 5
  • (ee-nook-tee-tut)

Inuktitut Language

A

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SLIDE 6
  • (ee-nook-tee-tut)
  • The group of Inuit dialects

taught and spoken in Canada’s Arctic region.

Inuktitut Language

A

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SLIDE 7
  • (ee-nook-tee-tut)
  • The group of Inuit dialects

taught and spoken in Canada’s Arctic region.

  • 70% of the Population’s main
  • language. (27% English)

Inuktitut Language

A

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SLIDE 8
  • (ee-nook-tee-tut)
  • The group of Inuit dialects

taught and spoken in Canada’s Arctic region.

  • 70% of the Population’s main
  • language. (27% English)

Inuktitut Language

A

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SLIDE 9

B

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SLIDE 10

B

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SLIDE 11

B

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SLIDE 12

B

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SLIDE 13

Iqaluit (e- ka-lu-it), Nunavut

Roads out of town? C

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SLIDE 14

Nunavut (Our Land)

D

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SLIDE 15

Nunavut (Our Land)

  • Created on April 1, 1999 as a territory for Alaska’s Inuits

D

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SLIDE 16

Nunavut (Our Land)

  • Created on April 1, 1999 as a territory for Alaska’s Inuits
  • 20% of Canada’s landmass

D

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SLIDE 17

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

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SLIDE 18

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

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SLIDE 19

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

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SLIDE 20

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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SLIDE 21

E

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SLIDE 22

E

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SLIDE 23

F

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SLIDE 24

Iqaluit, Nunavut (e- ka-lu-it)

Capital City: Population 6,200

G

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SLIDE 25

Iqaluit, Nunavut (e- ka-lu-it)

Capital City: Population 6,200

G

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SLIDE 26

Iqaluit, Nunavut (e- ka-lu-it)

Capital City: Population 6,200

The font is not on my computer.

G

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SLIDE 27

H

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SLIDE 28

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

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SLIDE 29

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

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SLIDE 30

Possible Answer...

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SLIDE 31

H

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SLIDE 32

Nunavut (Our Land)

D

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SLIDE 33

Nunavut (Our Land)

  • Created on April 1, 1999 as a territory for Alaska’s Inuits

D

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SLIDE 34

Nunavut (Our Land)

  • Created on April 1, 1999 as a territory for Alaska’s Inuits
  • 20% of Canada’s landmass

D

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SLIDE 35

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

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SLIDE 36

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

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SLIDE 37

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

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SLIDE 38

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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SLIDE 39

F

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SLIDE 40

E

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SLIDE 41

E

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SLIDE 42

Inuktitut Language

A

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SLIDE 43

Inuktitut Language

A

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SLIDE 44
  • (ee-nook-tee-tut)

Inuktitut Language

A

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SLIDE 45
  • (ee-nook-tee-tut)
  • The group of Inuit dialects

taught and spoken in Canada’s Arctic region.

Inuktitut Language

A

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SLIDE 46
  • (ee-nook-tee-tut)
  • The group of Inuit dialects

taught and spoken in Canada’s Arctic region.

  • 70% of the Population’s main
  • language. (27% English)

Inuktitut Language

A

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SLIDE 47
  • (ee-nook-tee-tut)
  • The group of Inuit dialects

taught and spoken in Canada’s Arctic region.

  • 70% of the Population’s main
  • language. (27% English)

Inuktitut Language

A

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SLIDE 48

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

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SLIDE 49

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

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SLIDE 50

Iqaluit, Nunavut (e- ka-lu-it)

Capital City: Population 6,200

G

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SLIDE 51

Iqaluit, Nunavut (e- ka-lu-it)

Capital City: Population 6,200

G

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SLIDE 52

Iqaluit, Nunavut (e- ka-lu-it)

Capital City: Population 6,200

The font is not on my computer.

G

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SLIDE 53

Iqaluit (e- ka-lu-it), Nunavut

Roads out of town? C

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SLIDE 54

B

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SLIDE 55

B

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SLIDE 56

B

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SLIDE 57

B

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SLIDE 58

Daily Life

What time of year?

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SLIDE 59

46% Roman Catholic 15% Anglican Church of Canada