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Grade 7 - Grade 12<br />

Extension Activities<br />

Administer the Assessment for this unit.<br />

• If possible, obtain samples of traditional Tlingit/Haida/Tsimshian clothing; introduce the items to<br />

the students and have them compare and contrast them with the clothing worn today. It is important<br />

that the students realize that traditionally, the Tlingit/Haida/Tsimshian people had to rely on<br />

materials that were available from their environment. Draw the students’ attention to details in the<br />

traditional clothing samples - e.g., materials used, stitches, etc.<br />

• Provide each student with illustrating materials and supplies. Each student should then create<br />

an advertisement poster that advertises clothes. You may wish to have the students do their<br />

posters on full sheets of tagboard. The advertisements should be labeled with the key words<br />

introduced in this unit. Display the completed posters in the classroom or hallway.<br />

• Introduce the dialog for this unit to the students. Begin by saying the “a” parts; the students<br />

say the “b” parts. Later, switch these and the students say the “a” parts and you say the “b”<br />

parts. Divide the class in half and have the two groups practice the dialog. When the students<br />

learn the dialog, have individuals in the class practice the dialog with one another.<br />

• Use the Dialog Activity Sheet from the Student Support Materials to review the dialog.<br />

• Prepare a set of sight word cards for the students so that each student has one card. Call a student’s<br />

name; that student should try to say a complete Tlingit/Haida/Tsimshian sentence using<br />

sentences and vocabulary words from previous units. Continue until each student has had an<br />

opportunity to create a sentence of his/her own. Understandably, the sentences may be very<br />

basic for those students who do not understand or speak Tlingit/Haida/Tsimshian. Accept any<br />

sentences that make sense; if a student makes a grammatical mistake, merely repeat the sentence,<br />

making the change(s) so that the sentence is grammatically correct.<br />

Place all of the sight words from this unit in a box or envelope, labeled “Grades 7 - 12;”<br />

these words can be used periodically throughout the school year for review purposes.<br />

You may wish to keep the matching vocabulary illustrations in a separate box or envelope.<br />

One review activity would be to dump all of the sight words on a table. Group the students<br />

around the table. Each student should take one of the vocabulary illustrations and<br />

then try to find its sight word on the table.<br />

Other SHI Resources<br />

Tlingit-Haida-Tsimshian As a Second Language<br />

Beginning Tlingit Lesson 1<br />

Lesson 10<br />

Lingít X’eináx Sá<br />

ttp://www.sealaskaheritage.org/programs/language_resources.htm<br />

Lingít X’einax Áx<br />

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