Ojibwa/Chippewa By Andrea

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Ojibwa/ChippewaBy Andrea Megan
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Food

• Here are some pictures of what they ate.

• They ate Bison, corn, Berries , Deer, and wild
  rice.

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Were they lived

• Ojibwa Indians lived in birch bark houses that
  they made from birch bark trees.

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Clothing

• Here are some pictures of Ojibwa/Chippewa
  clothing.
• They made patterns in some of the clothing.
• They either made cloths or traded for cloths.
• There clothing was made of animal skin sometimes.
  But other times they do not have clothes that
  warm.

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Hunting

• They sometimes would hunt fish. How do they do
  it? They do it in a canoe. They go out in the
  night and use a lantern to attract the fish, then
  they see a fish and BAAM! The fish is dead
  because they stabbed it.

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Beliefs

• One thing that these native Americans believed
  in was dream catchers. They believed that the
  dream catchers would let good dreams go through
  and bad dreams would get stuck.

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Were they live.

• Chippewa Indians use to live around lake
  Superior. They also lived in Michigan,
  Wisconsin, and Minnesota.

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Europeans

• Europeans took food and took the land from our
  tribe. They took there kids too, and turned them
  into Europeans. Europeans called the Indians the
  Indian problem.

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Flags

• Here are some flags Ojibwa Indians used. I do not
  really know what they mean though.

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Games

• Ojibwa children did have dolls and toys. But one
  thing they liked to play with was called Ojibwa
  string game.

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Interesting facts

• Chippewa woman were responsible for making
  cloths. To make cloths soft they used animal
  brains and rubbed them against the cloths.

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The End

• I hope in you learned a lot in this slide show
  and enjoyed it a lot.