by Reina Chaiekh | Feb 20, 2026
Since Lazarusie is an Inuit sculptor, have the students carve a sculpture out of soap (to mimic how Lazarusie sculps out of ivory). If possible, take students out to a wooded area and let the students collect items from the land to create their own art...
by Reina Chaiekh | Feb 20, 2026
Have students read Lazarusie Ishulutak’s biography on page 45 to learn a little about his life and artwork.
by Reina Chaiekh | Feb 20, 2026
If there is interest, teach the class how to knit. They could knit baby hats for the local hospitals, scarves for people in need etc.
by Reina Chaiekh | Feb 20, 2026
It is interesting how the definitions of beauty change throughout history and cultures. How does your society regard tattoos? Are you surprised that Inuit women used to tattoo themselves, and that this tradition is being revived?
by Reina Chaiekh | Feb 20, 2026
Why would the animal fur be different in the autumn compared to other seasons? What are all the seasons? How does the weather change from one season to the next? How might animals be affected by these changes, and how might they adapt to the changing weather?
