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LAND-BASED SCHOOL RESOURCES
LAND-BASED SCHOOL RESOURCES
*can be used in all grades- please store in the LC and consider a sign-out process
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Identifying-Animal-Prints-3-2.pdfPrint this 👆🏽 Explore the Outdoors
OCSB_Akiwan Adventurer2024.pdfPrint this 👆🏽 Explore the Outdoors
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(Algonquin, Kitigan Zibi)Nibi'sWaterSongReadAloud.mp4Nibi's Water Song Teacher's Guide.pdfRaven, Rabbit, Deer and Finding Moose are available as audio/digital books on Epic!
Education is the key to walking on this journey of reconciliation.
Teachers in particular have a sacred responsibility to ensure that all their children, regardless of their heritage, are able to think about four key questions throughout their education: “Where do I come from?”, “Where am I going?”, “Why am I here?”, and most importantly, “Who am I?”
– The late Hon. Senator Murray Sinclair, Chair for the Truth and Reconciliation Commission
Pkg 1 /13 student resources
👆🏽LAND BASED LEARNING "LEARNING THE LAND" 🍁 Explore this learning model HERE
SEASONAL Land-Based Learning Activities
Every culture, no matter their location, is connected to the environment. It is that connection where cultures teach their people how their traditional ways connect and respect all things in their environment. Indigenous cultures have lived off the land for centuries so traditional knowledge and connection is deeply rooted in the original relationships (learningtheland.ca).
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