Last week on Friday, grade four went to the Museum of Anthropology. It was supposed to be forty-five minutes, but it turned out to be one hour and fifteen minutes on the bus. We learned about First Nations people and their natural ways. They were intellectual and responsive to their surroundings. Cedar trees were essential to them for the reason that they made baskets, clothing, canoes, mats, houses, ropes and further worthwhile belongings. Individuals made totem poles as their address, to demonstrate their treasures, and to tell the family’s story. We saw the tiniest totem pole in the world. It was on a toothpick. The MOA was a breathtaking experience. Everyone had a remarkable time.
By: Dana, Amaris, and Christel
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