Fundamental human needs

2. A fish that is an important traditional food for many Coast Salish peoples.
4. A stone structure built by Inuit and other Arctic peoples for purposes such as marking places or helping with navigation.
5. Things we wear to cover and protect our bodies.
9. Food that gives our bodies energy and helps us grow.
11. A tree whose strong, fragrant wood has been important to many Coast Salish peoples.
12. A snow shelter traditionally built by some Inuit.
13. A place that protects us from the weather and keeps us safe.

1. A group of people who live together in a place or help one another.
3. Sounds made with voices or instruments that we can listen to.
6. A long hunting tool with a pointed end, traditionally used by some Inuit to hunt marine animals.
7. A narrow boat that people paddle to travel on water.
8. A kind of human need that includes personal expression, music, and art, rather than material things
10. Protection from danger or harm.
12. Indigenous peoples whose traditional homelands include Arctic regions of Canada.