students learn how to string a hide onto a frame, scrap the flesh and how to utilize fatty bits from the bison's hump
students learn to cut meat and prepare it to become smoked
students experience a bison harvest
students gather with Elder Ollie for smudge and prayer, prior to stepping on the ice
after meeting with Stoney Elders, students learned about traditional winter feasts
we gathered in the forest before winter break, to cook and share a meal together in our forest classroom
all meat was referred to in the Stoney language
NES Wild students learned about the history of traditional teepees and how they differ from other Nations, like Blackfoot, etc.
Students then made their own replica teepee to take home and share with the families
Îsniyes to Ms Benjamin and Ms Trudy Wesley for sharing these important teachings with us