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 \nby Encyclopaedia Brittanica.Inc.Copyright Reserved  \nPrinted in U.S.A.  \nROVE co  \nJ-211E—OP  \nESKIMO  \nESKIMO SCENES  \n1.Model of an Eskimo summer camp or tupik2.Model of an Eskimo winter house or igloo  \n3.An Eskimo woman cooking  \n# THE ESKIMO\n\nI.INTRODUCTIONII.GENERAL STATEMENTSII.OBJECTIVESIV.READING OUTLINE  \nClimate  \nLife of the Eskimo  \nPhysical appearance  \nSinging  \nLooks  \nHabits  \nDress  \nHomes  \nSummer  \nWinter  \nExploration in the Arctic  \nNorsemen  \nParry  \n# STUDY GUIDE ON\n\nHistoryand Origin of the EskimoLand of the Eskimo—Arctic Circle  \nPlant life  \nAnimal life  \nSize  \nDancing  \nFoodWeapons and tools  \nWork of women  \nPreparing and cooking foodMaking ClothingCuring skins  \nWork of men  \nMaking tools and weaponsMaking sleds and harnesses  \n# V.ACTIVITIES\n\nReference Outline  \nBuilding housesMaking kayaksHuntingFishingTradingSelling fursRaising herds of reindeer  \nWork of children  \nRecreation and Culture  \nHandicrafts  \nMethods of Travel in the ArcticReindeerDog sledgeCanoe  \nOccupations  \nStefansson  \nEllsworth  \nAmundsen  \nNansen  \nMacMillan  \nNobile  \nByrd  \nNordenskioled  \nGrenfell  \nEric the Red  \nPeary  \nVI.EVALUATING THE STUDYVII.BIBLIOGRAPHYVIII.TEST QUESTIONSStory:\"ARKLIO HUNTS HIS FIRST WALRUS\"  \nN OT E TO TH E T E A CH E R:  \nWe learn by test and use.Your Suggestions forimprovement of this Study Guide will be welcomed.  \nEDUCATIONAL DEPARTMENT  \nENCYCLOPAE DIA BRITANNICA425 NORTH MICHIGAN AVENUE,CHICAGO 11,ILLINOIs  \n# I.INTRODUCTION\n\nThe study of the Eskimo is valuable for the con-trast it provides between the standard of living weenjoy,and that of the people in the frozen lands ofNorth America,Europe and Asia.  \n# II.GENERAL STATEMENTS\n\n1.Just where the Eskimo came from and how longhe has been on our continent is as uncertain asthe origin of other American Indians.  \n2.Eskimo houses vary according to the local naturalconditions and customs.  \n3.The Eskimos are a healthy,happy and contentedpeople.Observers say that \"they laugh as muchin a month as ordinary civilized people do in ayear.”  \n4.Eskimos differ in appearance almost as much asEuropeans.  \n5.Eskimos are satisfed with their climate and theircountry.  \nII.OBJECTIVES  \n1.To find out where the Eskimo lives.  \n2.To learn how the climate has affected his modeof living.  \n3.To learn about his food,clothing and shelter.  \n4.To learn about his religion and culture.  \n5.To find out about his contacts with other people.  \n6.To contrast and compare his life with ours.  \n7.To find out how the Eskimo makes use of hisresources and to understand that a community'swealth lies in developing its natural resources.  \n8.To develop an appreciation and understandingof the cultures of other people.  \n9.To develop an understanding of other people andtheir problems.  \n(Volume numbers refer to BRITANNICA JUNIOR unless otberwise noted)  \n# STUDY GUIDE ON\n\nTHE ESKIMO  \n# IV.READING 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