Canadian Sport Canadian Sport HistoryHistory

Europeans to North AmericaEuropeans to North America

Fishing SoulsGoldNorth west PassageColonies fur

Settlers and Patterns of Settlement

Economy and Work

Religion

Social Life

Chronology

French Colonial Period

1603-1663

New France 1663-1763

Samuel de Champlain

1567-1635

L’ordre du Bon Temps (The Order of Good Cheer)

Life in New France

Coureurs de Bois

Voyageurs

Seigneurial System

Company of 100 Associates

Protection

Social life

SettlersSettlers

SurvivalSurvival

EconomyEconomy

Work/EntertainmentWork/Entertainment

Religion/Social LifeReligion/Social Life

SummarySummary

The physical, economic, social: masculinity/competition

Settlementsurvivalchurch

First ContactFirst Contact

Allies, enemiesDiseaseValues, religion, the body Changefilm

Games in Traditional Games in Traditional CultureCulture

The traditional way of life: in order to make a living and survive,

people traveled on the land and relied on the resources that the land provided

Survival: the lifestyle required certain skills and

attributes, for example, strength and endurance

Traditional games:Helped people practice important

traditional skillsThe games did not require much

equipment and could be organized quickly

Education: Games and play activities played a role in

education

Gatherings

When people gathered together and celebrated, they shared their games.

Traditional GamesTraditional Games

Arctic sports Dene games