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1 The homelands of the Saami people are in the north of Europe.
2 In the winter, the Saami people followed reindeer to the north.
3 The Saami people moved camp.
4 The Saami people drank cow's milk.
5 All of the Saami homelands are in Finland.
6 In the twenty-first century, most Saami people live in tents.
7 Reindeer herders use modern tools.
8 The Saami people have got their own language.
My name is Hugo. My life is very different in the winter and the summer. Now, it’s winter, and I live in a town and I go to school. But in the summer, I’m going to follow the reindeer with my grandfather. The reindeer go north in the summer because it’s warmer than in the winter. We often sleep outside in the wild.
They used reindeer skin or fur from animals.
They make boots, hats and gloves in bright colours.
These colours are also on the Saami flag.
The Saami made knives, containers and bags.
Duodji are an important part of Saami traditions. The Saami made objects from the materials around them. Duodji were beautiful, but they were also useful and easy to carry. Nowadays, the Saami people still make duodji. Many of the objects are part of the Saami’s traditional clothes. The traditional colours for Saami clothes are blue, red, yellow and green.
Choose three of the traditional Saami colours. You need a 10 cm strip of material or wool for each colour.
What to do: 1 Tie the three pieces of wool or material together at one end. 2 Plait the pieces to make a bracelet. 3 Tie a knot at the other end and make a loop.
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