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1. What does the word "Inuksuk" mean? 2. Tell 7 things that Inuksuks are used for. 3. Draw an inuksuk and color it.

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Happy Father's Day!! I hope all the dad's out there are having a great one! :D Today I am sharing a present that my kids made for their dad... When researching Inukshuks for our new Proudly Canadian set I discovered that people can make their own mini Inukshuks. I thought the kids would have fun building some. :) We bought rocks at Michael's (note - after they were done we found that our Dollar Tree sells the same bags, oh well! LOL) and started planning our Inukshuks. The hardest part is…

Hello I'm Shook! I am a hypertufa Inukshuk who is just a bit shy and has friendly spirit. I am very welcoming to visitors. I specialize keep secrets safe! ***FREE SHIPPING on ALL orders over $35!*** Inuks are also protectors! Maybe you have a hiding spot or hidden treasure in your garden, a favorite book or recipe inside, or a secret crush. Because I am a little quieter than my pals I specialize keep secrets safe! I am just as comfortable inside or outdoors. Inukshuks are a type of cairn…

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The Inuit (eskimos) are the ancient people who lived in the coldest part of our planet for more than a thousand years. They created the Inukshuk or rock - Art for kids

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My Grade 2 class made these ceramic inuksuit last year during the Vancouver Olympics. The logo for the 2010 Winter Olympics was based on the Inuit inusuk. An inuksuk (from the Inuktitut: ᐃᓄᒃᓱᒃ) is a stone landmark is a stone figure built by the Inuit of Arctic Canada, Alaska and Greenland. They are monuments made of unworked stones that are used by the Inuit for communication and survival. The traditional meaning of the inuksuk is "Someone was here" or "You are on the right path." A familiar…

Inukshuk - made with styrofoam, Powertex liquid medium and Powertex StoneArt

I have wanted to make a felted Inukshuk for a couple of years now. I really want to make a life sized one but I have not been able to do that yet. So for the 4th Quarter Challenge Land Art, I decid…