Indigenous Culture: Regalia & Tales

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Test your knowledge on Indigenous culture clues.

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Lily Laughridge

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Indigenous Culture: Regalia & TalesOnline version Test your knowledge on Indigenous culture clues. by Lily Laughridge 1 Totem poles are carved by Indigenous peoples of the Pacific Northwest to tell stories and mark lineage. Yes No 2 Powwows are social gatherings featuring dancing, singing, and regalia. Yes No 3 Turtle Island is a term used to refer to Europe. Yes No 4 Totem poles are used mainly to mark property lines for ownership. Yes No 5 Trickster tales often feature Coyote or Raven as clever beings. Yes No 6 All powwows are only for celebrated dances; no crafts stalls or vendors are present. Yes No 7 Beading is unique to the Cree culture only. Yes No 8 Hoop dancing originated in Africa and spread to North America. Yes No 9 Regalia are traditional clothing worn by Indigenous peoples during ceremonies. Yes No 10 Inukshuk are stone landmarks used by Inuit for navigation and as markers. Yes No

Indigenous Culture: Regalia & TalesOnline version

Test your knowledge on Indigenous culture clues.

by Lily Laughridge

Totem poles are carved by Indigenous peoples of the Pacific Northwest to tell stories and mark lineage.

Yes

Powwows are social gatherings featuring dancing, singing, and regalia.

Yes

Turtle Island is a term used to refer to Europe.

Yes

Totem poles are used mainly to mark property lines for ownership.

Yes

Trickster tales often feature Coyote or Raven as clever beings.

Yes

All powwows are only for celebrated dances; no crafts stalls or vendors are present.

Yes

Beading is unique to the Cree culture only.

Yes

Hoop dancing originated in Africa and spread to North America.

Yes

Regalia are traditional clothing worn by Indigenous peoples during ceremonies.

Yes

Inukshuk are stone landmarks used by Inuit for navigation and as markers.

Yes

You can integrate the game into an LMS compatible with LTI 1.1 or LTI 1.3 such as Canvas, Moodle, or Blackboard. This way, the scores will be automatically saved into the platform’s gradebook.

Indigenous Culture: Regalia & Tales

Yes or No

About this activity

Created by

Download the paper version to play

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Adjective Checker

Indigenous Culture: Regalia & TalesOnline version

by Lily Laughridge

Totem poles are carved by Indigenous peoples of the Pacific Northwest to tell stories and mark lineage.

Powwows are social gatherings featuring dancing, singing, and regalia.

Turtle Island is a term used to refer to Europe.

Totem poles are used mainly to mark property lines for ownership.

Trickster tales often feature Coyote or Raven as clever beings.

All powwows are only for celebrated dances; no crafts stalls or vendors are present.

Beading is unique to the Cree culture only.

Hoop dancing originated in Africa and spread to North America.

Regalia are traditional clothing worn by Indigenous peoples during ceremonies.

Inukshuk are stone landmarks used by Inuit for navigation and as markers.

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