1. What can you do for the Water?
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Makademashkikiwaaboo (Coffee)
Morning Greeting and Thoughts: Stephanie Julian, Education Director
Morning Prayer: Lori Lemieux, IAS Coordinator
Small group discussion: Native approach to learning and Native Science/Western Science
Message from Bad River Tribal Chairman Mike Wiggins
Bad River Summer Youth Program - Water Activities: Lori Lemieux
MNRD Water Quality Standards and Initiatives: Naomi Tillison, MNRD
Break
Grassroots Water Protection & Relevant Readings - Lori Lemieux & Stephanie Julian
Waterdrop Journeys
Wrap-up and discuss afternoon activities - Stephanie Julian
Return to your spot from yesterday!
This is an outdoor activity that you'll do daily. You don't need to upload your observations, but please use them to inform your final reflective writing.
Complete and POST by start of class on Wednesday, June 30
Question: What can you do for the Water?
This is an indoor activity that will be started during the morning synchronous portion. Please complete the writing activity portion (waterdrop story) and upload here.
The Action Plan is a final assignment (due Friday, July 9). Use this Action Planning Toolkit throughout the week as you consider how you will carry what you learn into your teaching and personal commitments.
FOR VIEWING BEFORE WEDNESDAY'S CLASS:
Red Cliff Ojibwe History (27 mins)
Bad River Water Protection
Protecting the Bayou of the North (Naomi Tillison presentation to Wisconsin Wetlands Association)
Common Ground: Bad River Natural Resource newsletter (Summer 2021)
Water Warriors
Digital Storytelling: Water
Treaty Rights and Land Tenure
Water Protection Books for Young Readers
Language Learning
Earth Partnership Activity Materials:
Waterdrop Journeys online version
Waterdrop Journeys printable game materials: - Ho-Chunk/English version (PDF)
Waterdrop Journeys printable game materials - Ojibwe/English version (PDF)
Waterdrop Journeys printable game materials - Menominee/English version (Coming soon!)