EFG
Primary Domain

Detailed Description
The women 's most valuable possession was the kakivik, the sewing kit with elaborate ivory bone fastener. In the kakivik was a bone needle, elaborate needle case, sinew for thread, uluaq for cutting skins , sinew thread and thimbles made out of bone or ivory also. The kakivik's were made of skins or six caribou ears decorated with beads , caribou hair, fish skin, or sealhair. The woman's most important roles was being a seamtress.

Students will make kakivik's out of cloth to replicate the skin kakivik their ancestor's had, the cloth kakivik's are decorated with rig rag or any other design the children can create using their imaginations. The kakivik is made with three small pouches or pockets to store the needles, thread, scissors, small uluaq, and buttons.

Domain Outcomes

P1. Read to Understand

P2. Complete a Mathematical Analysis

P3. Create a Map, Graph, or Chart

P4. Demonstrate Competency in World Languages

P5. Action research project with a team approach:

P6. Utilize one form of technology:

P7. Develop Creative Expression:

P8. Write a report:

P9. Make an Oral Presentation:

Partnerships

Career Investigations

Community Service Options:

Internet Questions:

State Standard
A 3) A student who meets the content standard should appropriately use new and traditional materials, tools, techniques, and processess in the arts;

District Outcome 1:
5. Understand the life of the first Americans.

District Outcome 2:

Detailed Description:
The women 's most valuable possession was the kakivik, the sewing kit with elaborate ivory bone fastener. In the kakivik was a bone needle, elaborate needle case, sinew for thread, uluaq for cutting skins , sinew thread and thimbles made out of bone or ivory also. The kakivik's were made of skins or six caribou ears decorated with beads , caribou hair, fish skin, or sealhair. The woman's most important roles was being a seamtress.

Students will make kakivik's out of cloth to replicate the skin kakivik their ancestor's had, the cloth kakivik's are decorated with rig rag or any other design the children can create using their imaginations. The kakivik is made with three small pouches or pockets to store the needles, thread, scissors, small uluaq, and buttons.

SCAN Skill
Interpersonal: Works with others

Resources
Elders, teacher, resource person
cloth, needle, thread, scissors
Inua by William W. Fitzhugh and Susan A. Kaplan

Specific Grading CritieriaThe students will finish a project making a kakivik.
The students will write research paper about the kakivik.