Primary 3-5

Fur trade -------Page 3

Voyagers -------Page 4-5

Regions --------Page 6

Elections--------Page 7

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In Canada when the first nations was here they had fur trades to sale things like beaver pelts, raccoon fur and buffalo pelts. And they trade furs for goods and they also use some sort of things to trap beaver, buffalo and other sorts of animals to make things like coats, sweaters, scarfs, warmers and toys, too. And the most popular was beaver pelts that make all sorts of fancy hats. They use animals for tons of things, because they don't have much like we do right now in this moment. They lived in little huts and eat in the wild with campfire. 

Voyageurs are people in the nations they can carry at least a hundred pounds a day including foods, the big canoe, special needs and stuff. Two people carrying the canoe which holds about four hundred fifty pounds and others carrying little curved boxes which are about a hundred pounds. Voyagers don't always get enough sleep and they have to know how to swim incase if the boat flipped. You also have to be very strong, brave and creative to fix the boat, live in the time of hard work and you also sigh up at the Hudson Bay's company.

As my example as a voyager writing a diary about being and living as a voyager in grade 4:

Dear Diary,