Adrianna, Kayla, Evelyn, Stephanie, Meghan

Touching
Spirit Bear
By: Adriana , Kayla, Evelyn , Meghan , and Stephanie

400 left in the wild
Spirit Bear Facts
●
. They are named after Frank
Kermode.
●
' The Kermode Bear or Spirit Bear is
a black bear with white fur due to a
rare genetic race.
●
.. The bear is not Albino as it has
brown eyes and nose. There is only

Spirit bear facts cont.
. It is illegal to hunt Spirit Bears in British
Columbia.
. Spirit Bears can live up to 25 years in the wild.
. Spirit bears can run up to 55km an hour
by: Meghan Alstrom(:

Where does the Spirit Bear
live?
THE SPIRIT BEAR LIVES LIVES PACIFIC COAST OF
BRITISH COLUMBIA, CANADA.. It lives in the
Islands forest known as Great Bear Forest
.

Alaska
● On January 3, 1959, Alaska was add to the
United States as the 49th state.
● The population of the state is 722,718 .
● The Native American's called them "Alayeska"
● The capital is Juneau.
●
By: Evelyn Segura

Fun Facts
● Northern Alaska is often referred to as the
"Land of the Midnight Sun" since the sun does
not set, all 24 hours of daylight
● From early May to early August other times
the sun doesn't rise until late November to late
January.
● Alaska is divid into six regions: Southeast
Alaska, Southcentral, the Interior, Western
Alaska, Southwest Alaska and the Arctic.

Pictures

Fact's about
Circle Justice
By:
Adriana Vivanco
The feather is very important to the Circle
Justice.
^^ That is an example/symbol of world at
peace

MORE FACTS
ABOUT CIRCLE JUSTICE
By;
Adriana Vivanco
Whoever is holding the feather, is the only one
that talks. You can not talk if you don't have
the feather.
Everyone is treated equally.
It's a way of dealing with rule breakers, or
people who broke the law.

PICTURES

How Tlingit Depend on the Sea.
By: Kayla Slawecki
● The peoples' lives revolve around the harvest of the sea, they make seasonal rounds to go
fishing and catch fish, sea mammals, and collect shellfish and sea plants.
● To the Tlingit people Pacific salmon is preferred above the rest, once every year five
different species of salmon follow one another from sea to upriver, the Tlingits' would then
catch the fish.
● The Tlingits' would also fish for halibut, they believed that halibut fishing requires the
greatest ritual , because halibut fishing is the most dangerous, this is because the halibut fish
grows to be the largest fish in their region.
● The ritual is that when they would fish they would use a specially carved hook weighted by a
rock to suspened it downwards and attract a fish. An image is carved on the hook, they
normally chose an powerful animal.

How are trees important to the Tlingit Indians?
● Raw materials from the forest provided the basis of almost everything the Tlingits' used.
Most of these raw materials came from different trees.
● The women created their baskets from harvested materials of conifer trees, such as sitka
spruce roots also the inner bark of the western red cedar.
● The Northwest Coast men were known for their tradition of carving and painting wood, they
would carve a lot of different things from wood, such as canoes, delicate face masks, and
totem poles.
● The Tlingit Indians because they lived very close to the forests and sea. The forests stood
ready to supply many of their daily needs.

Interesting Facts About Tlingit Indians!
By: Kayla Slawecki
● According to Tlingit mythology, animals were once people but were scared into the forest
and sea when 'Raven' let daylight out of a box. The raven is said to bestow gifts yet play
tricks on humans in a series of their stories.
● The crest of Tlingit families represent the creatures that their ancestors interacted with in
their past, the ancestors most likely purchased the crest in exchange for his or her life, they
would receive from the creature the crest and the accompanying story, song, name, and
sometimes more.
● Some of the Tlingit Indians spoke languages called Tlingit or Na-Dene.
● The Tlingit people had very colorful villages, they would paint animals and birds on their
houses. Most of the houses were big, a lot of families lived together.

Pictures!
By: Kayla Slawecki
This is another totem
pole that has been
carved by Tlingit men.
This is a picture of a totem pole and
village home of the Tlingit people.
This is a picture of a fishing hook that
Tlingit men normally used to catch
Halibut.
This is a picture of a basket made of weaved spruce root
which is normally made by a the Tlingit women.

YA SE ACABO
ADIOSSSS :D

OR IS IT.....
O.O

HOW THE SPIRIT BEAR LOOKS
some of the spirit bears are caramel or wight
alot of the spirit bear have brown noses and
brown eyes.
the spirit bear can be born from any kind of
bear in the world.

OKAY NOW WE ARE
DONE.

BYEEEEEE :D