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Mar 22 2020

WAG@Home DIY

Traditional Inuit Games and Stories for Home

What do children in Canada’s North do to pass the time? Check out our list of games below and try them out yourself! You can also learn about Nuliajuk and other Inuit legends!

Test your hand-eye-coordination with Bilboquet
Test your skills with these string games
Create your own puppet or doll
Learn about the Inuit Sea Legend, Nuliajuk

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