Hello Grade Fives!
In preparation for the quiz on Wednesday, you will use your blue note sheet to answer one of our essential questions in a complete, well thought out paragraph. Remember, when you write a paragraph from notes, it is your job to add in all of the little connecting words so that your paragraph makes sense to the reader.
Hint: Your topic sentence will let me know which question you are answering. e.g. The founding peoples of
1. Who were the founding peoples?
2. Who were the first peoples?
3. What are the correct names for these first peoples?
4. How did the French influence our Canadian culture, and what examples do we see today?
5. How did the British influence our Canadian culture, and what examples do we see today?
I look forward to reading your paragraphs.
Love, Mrs. French
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Canada's Founding Peoples
The earliest communities and strong influence society type development. Canada's has three founding peoples the original was the first nation,Inuit later the french came from Europe next the British came from Great Britain and together they created to a unique society.
Canada’s founding peoples were the earliest communities. There are three groups of funding people, first the first nations. Next the French from Europe. Then the British from great Brittan. Together they created a very unique society.
Who were the first peoples?
The First Nations and the Inuit were here a long time ago. They were the original inhabitants of Canada. They were here before highways and cities or even cars. So they had to live off the land. They would build houses out of lumber and they would use skins for clothing. They had to hunt. They couldn’t just walk to the super store and buy food. They hunted buffalo, deer they fished as well. The Arctic Copper Inuit hunted seals for food. In the Pacific Coast they harpoon whales. In Eastern Canada they grew crops of corn. Each parts of the provided a living for the First Nations and Inuit.
The first peoples?
The first nations and the Inuit have been here a long time they were the original inhabitants they were here before cities highways and even cars. They lived off the land around them they used wood or skins for there houses and they used bark furs and hides for clothing. They hunted deer buffalo fish and they ate plants for food while the copper Inuit hunted seals. The pacific coast harpooned whales in eastern Canada they had crops of corn. Each part of the land provided living.
Who Where the Founding People
The founding people where the First Nations, Inuit, French and British. The founding people where the earliest communities to inhabit Canada. The founding peoples where the First Nations, Inuit, French and British. They had a strong influence on the people and that’s how they made a community. First, the French had most of the land. Then the British retaliated and the French control shrunk to about the size of Quebec. That why French is one of are official languages. That is how the unique society of Canada was made. The founding people where the First Nations, Inuit, French and British.
The first peoples were the Aboriginal peoples. The First Nations and Inuit were here a long time ago. They were the original inhabitants of Canada. Before cities, highways and cars they lived off the land. They made houses out of wood or skins. They made clothing out of bark, furs and hides. They ate deer, buffalo, fish and plants. The Copper Inuit hunted seals. The First Nations of the Pacific coast harpooned whales. The First Nations of Eastern Canada planted crops. Each part of the land provided living for the Aboriginal peoples. The first peoples were the Aboriginal peoples.
I will tell you who the founding peoples.
There are three groups of founding peoples those three groups made the earliest communities. The original were the first nations and Inuit later came the French from Europe then following the French came the British from Great Britain. English and French are to official languages. Together the founding peoples made a unique society.
Mrs.French
The three founding peoples are the First Nations & Inuit, French and British. The original people were First Nations, Inuit . Later the French came from Europe . Next the British came from Great Britain .The three founding peoples are the First Nations & Inuit, French and British.
Mrs. French
The first three founding people were the first nations, Inuit and the French/British. The French came all way from Europe .And then the British came from the Great Britain and together they created a unique society. They were a strong influence on the natives. The three founding people were the earliest communities.
The founding peoples were the first people to live in Canada. The founding peoples were the earliest to live in Canada they are strong influences on today’s society. The three founding peoples were first nations Inuit, later came the French from Europe, next British people came from Brittan and that’s our founding people. Together they formed a awesome country called Canada. The founding peoples were the first people to live in Canada.
The founding peoples were First Nations & Inuit, French, British. Canada has three founding peoples but the first peoples were first nations & Inuit. Later the French came from Europe. Then the British came from great Britain and together they created an unique society. The founding peoples were First Nations & Inuit, French, British.
This paragraph will tell you about Canada’s three founding peoples. The first nations were the first peoples. Then the French came and clamed the land. Then the British came and pushed them out This paragraph has told you about Canada’s three founding peoples
I have not had any struggls. I am reading fluent not very many strugels.I have some conections to this book. In my other book were hard and I stgeled in them. I like my book.
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