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Indigenous Ways of knowing (IWOK) Teacher materials

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"For All of You, From All of Us" learning resources by the Confederation of Michigan Tribal Education Departments and the Indigenous Education Initiative at the Michigan Department of Education.
The Michigan Wild Rice Initiative (MWRI) - We all live together in a good way with Manoomin: Stewardship Guide
Ann Arbor Public Schools (AAPS) Native-Authored and Themed Books in School Libraries (Public)
Interdisciplinary approach to teaching by indigenous artist Bruce Beardy
The Anishinabe Way of Life: seasonal changes
4 lesson plans on Anishinaabek snowshoes for middle schoolers
Collection of Native Plants in Michigan
Lesson plan on wild rice and maple syrup for middle schoolers
Culturally Responsive Science Curriculum by Sidney Stephens
American Indian Perspective on Columbus
American Indian Comments on American History: Unwritten Chapters
Lessons of our land
Teaching Native American History
Ancestors, Archaeology and the Anishinabek: Bridging the past into the future
Bringing Authentic First Peoples Content to the K-3 Classroom
Indigenous STEAM
Whose Land - Lesson Plan
Keeping Culture — Artifacts, Repatriation, and Indigenous Sovereignty
Who Owns the Past? - repatriation
American Indian Tribes & Diversity Teacher Worksheets & Lesson Plans by Ziibiwing Center of Anishinabe Culture and Lifeways
Maawndoonganan Anishinaabe resource material to accompany the State of Michigan Social Studies
Life in an Anishinabe Camp by Niki Walker
Native Ways of Knowing Booklist
Native American Children’s Literature Recommended Reading List
Nations of the Western Great Lakes (Native Nations of North America) by Kathryn Smithyman
Indigi-Genius series by Dr. Lee Francis
Maadagindan (Start Reading) - The book club focuses on Ojibwe culture and the Great Lakes

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