FNMI RESOURCES

KOBE Learn Oji-Cree; Cree; and Ojibway

The FN language app, called KOBE Learn Ojibway/Oji-Cree/Cree is already being used in elementary and second programs in five KO communities – Fort Severn, Keewaywin, Deer Lake, North Spirit Lake, and Poplar Hill.

Radio Interview on KOBE Native Language App

Learn more about the app and its creation

Article on KOBE Native Language App

Learn more about the app and its creation

Under the Sun

Learn about, and learn from, Indigenous experiences, culture, and perspectives through contemporary content offered in a blended format to support balanced literacy learning.- AUTHENTIC, CONTEMPORARY CONTENT- PROVIDES A BLENDED LEARNING APPROACH - PRINT & DIGITAL- CONTENT IN A BALANCED LITERACY CONTEXT

INDIGENOUS EDUCATION Resources Gr k-12

A great site full of resources and lessons/units for K-12 teachers about Indigenous peoples (tradition, culture, language, history, etc.) in Canada.

Turtle Island Voices Grade 1-8

Pique students’ interest in learning about Indigenous peoples and cultures with exciting stories and information texts.Little Books (Grades 1-6)- 10 titles per grade: 3 traditional stories, 4 modern stories, 4 informational texts- Written at a variety of levels appropriate for the grade- Wide variety of culture areasMagazines (Grades 7-8)- Four, 48-page magazines at each grade- Each magazine built around a theme- Variety of levels, text forms, and cultural areas**Grades 1-6 available in French**

Connected North

Connected North fosters student engagement and enhanced education outcomes in remote Indigenous communitiesContact them if you wish to connect with a FN Community. Reach out to Dallas Perry (FB: https://www.facebook.com/dallastysean OR Twitter: @dallas_pelly) Follow them on Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/takingitglobal/) and Twitter (@AConnectedNorth or @takingitglobal)

National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation - Educators

A variety of resource and projects students can join and participate in

Teach for Canada - Workshops

TFC offers a variety of workshops teachers can participate in Toronto. Follow them on Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/teachforcanada/) and Twitter (@TeachForCanada)

N’we Jinan

N’we Jinan is a non-profit organization that develops, implements, and executes artistic and educational programs in First Nations, Métis, and Inuit communities and schools. This growing roster of programs, including a mobile recording studio, professional artist teaching residencies, and a year-end cross-country festival celebrates and showcases Indigenous voices.

A great documentary to watch about challenging Canadian adult's stereotypes and preconceptions of FNMI communities and individuals.

APTN's First Contact Documentary

First Contact: Most Canadians have never taken the time to get to know Indigenous People or visit their communities. First Contact takes six average Canadians, all with strong opinions about Indigenous People, on a unique 28-day journey into Indigenous Canada. Leaving their everyday lives behind the six will travel deep into Winnipeg, Nunavut, Alberta, Northern Ontario, and the coast of BC to visit Indigenous communities.Its a really good documentary to watch!Click on the APTN image and be redirected to site where you can watch the documentary.Click the CBC image to be redirected to a CBC news article about the documentary.

N’we Jinan created a music video with Deer Lake First Nation Students

N’we Jinan visited Deer Lake First Nations

N’we Jinan is a non-profit organization that develops, implements, and executes artistic and educational programs in First Nations, Métis, and Inuit communities and schools.This is the music video they created with Deer Lake First Nation's students.Follow them on Youtube (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC3cGlc6u--We2a6TTi2gK5Q), Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/nwejinan/), and Twitter (@nwejinan)

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