Inuit tribe

Inuit Tribe

Long, cold winters and short, cool summers.

Alaska, Northwest Canada, and Greenland

What did the Inuit eat?

What did the Inuit wear?

What did the Inuit live in?

The Inuit made their thick, warm clothing from caribou or reindeer hide and from seal hides.

The Inuits mainly ate salmon. The fish were plentiful and easier to catch. The Inuit would dry the salmon meat and were able to eat fish year round.

The Inuit lived in homes made from ice and snow. These homes were called "igloos". The igloos are supported by whale bones and hides. The snow acts as in insulator and keeps the homes warm.