Daily Life in Olden Times Woodland Ojibwa/Chippewa Indians   Who were the Ojibwa?   The Ojibwa and Chippewa are not only the same tribe; they are the same word, pronounced a little differently. Some of the ways their name has appeared is Ojibweg, Ojibwey, Otchipwe, and Chippeway. The Woodland Ojibawa people use none of these spellings. The Ojibwa called themselves "original men". They lived in the northern Great Lakes Region. They were skilled hunters and trappers. They rarely used horses or hunted buffalo. They liked their forest home.  Why did the Ojibwa hide pebbles in moccasins? What is a Charcoal Sad Face? How do you play Butterfly Hide and Seek? What is a Dream Catcher? Who was the Everything Maker?  Welcome to the Woodland Ojibwa/Chippewa Indians in Olden Times.    What did the Ojibwa/Chippewa eat? How did the Ojibwa/Chippewa live?  Canoes  Wigwams The Arrow Maker Picture Messages Night Messages Ojibwa Kids Butterfly Hide and Seek and Other Ojibwa Games Religion Dream Catchers The Everything Maker (Wise Owl) The Invisible Warrior (myth, powerpoint)  Ojibwa Magic Lantern Show (Public Radio) Other Woodland Indian Tribes - The Iroquois Other Tribes in Other Regions Free Presentations in PowerPoint format  Free Clip Art Return to the Northeast Indians Index or the Native American Index  All Rights Reserved    Clip Art Credit: Phillip Martin Have a great year!