Traditional Inuit Games from Arviat Children-Non Fiction Each image is accompanied by

Each image is accompanied by a poem and a series of questions or writing prompts

and to fight for justice for themselves and Native peoples across the nation in the face of legal and societal oppression

He was passionate about teaching the younger generation so that they would in turn pass on the knowledge he shared

these ancestors of contemporary Inuit are called Dorset

This interaction has been described as the contact zone where the colonized and the colonizer met

Traditional Inuit Games from Arviat Children-Non Fiction Each image is accompanied byDonald Uluadluak was an elder from Arviat, Nunavut. He was born in Arviat and raised by his grandparents, when Inuit were nomadic and depended on game for survival. He was an elder advisor for the Nunavut Department of Education for several years. After he retired, he began recording memories and recollections from his life to publish as books for future generations. Kamik: An Inuit Puppy Story is the first book to be based on these fond memories. He