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2013 Totem Pole Popular Q&A

Q: How to Carve a Totem Pole.
A: 1. Decide on the different symbols you want depicted on the totem pole you will carve. Animals signify strengths on a totem pole. An eagle is sharp witted, a be... Read More »

Q: How to Build Totem Poles.
A: 1. Clean and dry five empty coffee cans that are all similar in size. Keep the plastic covers on all of the cans. 2. Use spray paint to paint the entire outside... Read More »

Q: How to Make a Totem Pole.
A: 1. Decide what story you want to tell. Some people used to believe that totem poles were originally used in religious ceremonies, but the truth is, they're crea... Read More »

Q: How to Draw a Totem Pole.
A: 1. Start off by drawing a cross or T-shape using 2 rectangles. Ad. 2. Add several horizontal lines for the division of each part of the totem pole. 3. Now start... Read More »

Q: How are totem poles made?
A: They are made out of wood or stone that has been carved into animals. Read More »