The OjibwaBy: Group #5

The Ojibwa group foodThey only grew corn, beans, and squash.They tapped maple trees for sweet sap,

Ojibwa group clothingThey had long, heavy winter clothes and cool

summer clothing. They had Women bead patterns on them.

Ojibwa Natural RecoursesThey got wood from the trees, and water and

fish from the rivers. They hunted down deer and caribou for meat. They mostley depended on fish for food, they got wild rice from the great lakes.

Ojibwa TravelThey traveled in a canoe called a birch bunk

and followed caribou and to make it with them they blended in with them.

Ojibwa ShelterThey lived in a house called wigwam. It was

made from Birch bark and logs. They were about six feet long and made it from stuff in nature. They first put them in logs and then covered it with birch bark. They tried to make it as colorful as they can.

Ojibwa Weather and climateThey had long winters and lots of snow, and

nice summers for farming and hunting for food. They had darkness early in the winter and not much daylight. Spring and Falls were just like ours except Falls came earlier and Springs came Later.

Where the Ojibwa settled inThey lived all over in the upper peninsula and

covered it all. All north, south, east, and west.

Other Facts that you may knowDid you know this. That the Ojibwa were the

most popular tribe in the U.S.! Over 30,000 people. Thts a lot of people