*As always, please ensure the appropriateness of terminology and relevancy of resources before classroom use *
When using the term "Indigenous" to refer to the First Peoples of Turtle Island, always capitalize the "I."ONTARIO PARKS VIRTUAL DISCOVERY SCHOOL
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Watch these videos/webinars to learn more about implementing Indigenous Education within Social Studies 👇🏽
Omàmiwininì: The Invisible People
HISTORY OF THE ALGONQUINSGrade 1 Lesson:
Heritage & IdentityGrade 3 Lesson:
Early Settlement in Upper CanadaGrade 5 Lesson:
The Tree of Peace and its significance to Haudenosaunee society*Haudenosaunee is the appropriate term (Please adjust language within the lesson)🔼 Online Collection of KAYAK: CANADA'S HISTORY MAGAZINE FOR KIDS in PDFs 🔼
Water/Climate Action Related Resources
💧Nibi Curriculum (all grades)
Explores traditional Indigenous values driving exciting renewable and sustainable energy solutions
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Grades 4-12: Historical narratives in Ottawa Jeff Thomas, Pictographs, Environment
Cross-curricular (Arts)Grades 4-12: Climate change lesson
Oviloo Tunnillie (Cape Dorset)
Cross-curricular (Arts)