Social Studies
This month we recognize the contributions of First Nations, Inuit, and Métis peoples.
Click on the poster above to see CBC kids learn about all things Indigenous! Including Hoop Dancing & Trickster Tales
Visit Anaana's Tent to hear a traditional Inuit story, learn Inuit words and see what the Arctic looks like in the summer.
You're invited to a party! A POW WOW to be exact! WATCH!
The Importance of Water
Many of our Indigenous communities in Canada still do not have CLEAN drinking water. How can this be? Tap the picture to listen to the story, then click below to meet a Canadian hero.
Africville was an African-Canadian village just outside of Halifax.
It was founded by former slaves who escaped north. Find out what happened to it:
In Canada, we recognize the emancipation (freedom) of slaves on August 1st. Read the CBCkids NEWS report
Canada Fun!
How many different religions and nationalities make up our great country? Can you guess?
Canada turns 157!!
Watch The Maple Mystery. There's going to be a party, and it's going to be big!
GAME TIME! All aboard! Connect the Canadian cities.
New! A First Nations Kids magazine!
Tap the picture to read this cool new mag!
DID YOU KNOW: Marvel's newest superhero Snowguard is Inuit?
10 Things about Snowguard (Explained in 1 min) Create your own comic strip story! Challenge: Set the story in a polar region and incorporate one or more Inuit traditions such as hunting or fishing. Add an Inukshuk or two!