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First Peoples Principles of Learning (FPPL)
First Peoples Principles of Learning (FPPL)
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Source: Southern Gulf Islands Schools SD64
Source: Southern Gulf Islands Schools SD64
First Nations Resources
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Link to the recommended book list related to First Nations Principle of Learning(FFPL)
Read Aloud Series by Government of Saskatchewan:"Help Me Tell My Story Storybooks"
Global Oneness Project: Native American Heritage Collection (videos, Webinars, Articles)
In Our Own Words, K-Gr. 3 Authentic Resources (2012) provided by FNESC
Grade 3 Reconciliation & First People's Principles of Learning Lesson Plans (3x 75 minute lessons)
Supplementary Readings and Videos to Indigenous Identity and Colonialism
Source: Jaymie Poh (UBC Teacher Candidate, 2020)
Decolonizing the Classroom
Decolonizing the Classroom
Incorporating First Peoples Principles of Learning with Social Justice and Inquiry
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Created by Cheryl Chu (UBC Teacher Candidate, 2020)
Created by Cheryl Chu (UBC Teacher Candidate, 2020)
Infographic: First Peoples
Infographic: First Peoples
Incorporating First Peoples Principles of Learning with Social Justice and Inquiry
Stories of Indigenous People and Cultures
Stories of Indigenous People and Cultures
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Explore the stories of Indigenous people and cultures around the world
Explore the stories of Indigenous people and cultures around the world
Author Read Aloud: "How Raven Stole the Sun"
Author Read Aloud: "How Raven Stole the Sun"
Run Time: 6:15 - May 7, 2020
Haudenosaunee Thanksgiving Address Greetings to the Natural World
Haudenosaunee Thanksgiving Address Greetings to the Natural World
In this age of growing climate crisis, the Haudenosaunee Thanksgiving Address gives us pause to reflect on what is important to us as humans, who share the natural world. Looking back on Native American traditional ways and beliefs may help humanity move forward to create a more sustainable, harmonious and peaceful future..."Now our minds are one."
Source: Translation of the Mohawk version of the Haudenosaunee Thanksgiving Address was developed, published in 1993 and provided, courtesy of: Six Nations Indian Museum and the Tracking Project.
Authentic First Peoples K-3 Learning Activities
Authentic First Peoples K-3 Learning Activities
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Source: First Nations Education Steering Committee (fnesc)
Source: First Nations Education Steering Committee (fnesc)
List of Books About Equity, Racism & Belonging
List of Books About Equity, Racism & Belonging
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Source: The Conscience Kid - Antiracist-Childrens Books
Source: The Conscience Kid - Antiracist-Childrens Books
Superhero/ Villain Plant Cards
Superhero/ Villain Plant Cards
Each plant has its unique characteristics. Some have healing, poisonous and edible properties. Get students to creatively turn the plants they can find locally into superhero/ villain characters.
Nature Scavenger Hunt
Nature Scavenger Hunt
Engage your students a nature scavenger hunt around your school neighbourhood and spot any on these local plants in BC. Learn more about the history of land and place through plants!
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Shared by Jaymie Wei-Li Poh (UBC Teacher Candidate, 2020)
Shared by Jaymie Wei-Li Poh (UBC Teacher Candidate, 2020)
First Nations Art
First Nations Art
This lesson introduces students to the two shapes used in First Nations Art, ovoids and u-shapes. Students will learn to recognize the shapes in First Nations Art.
Native Land Digital
Native Land Digital
Native Land Digital is an Indigenous-led nonprofit based in Vancouver, British Columbia which is primarily known for its free online map of Indigenous territories, treaties and languages, Educator’s Guide and Territory Acknowledgement Guide.
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Watch a webinar, “Learning and Teaching about Indigenous Cultures, Languages, and Territories,” with Christine McRae from Native Land Digital.
Directed Drawing: "How Raven Stole the Sun"
Directed Drawing: "How Raven Stole the Sun"
Run Time: 1:30:23 - Apr 1, 2020
Blackbird sung in Mi'kmaq Language
Blackbird sung in Mi'kmaq Language
Run Time: 4:23 - Jun 6, 2021
This is a compilation video for: "Residential Schools", with Emma Stevens singing the Mikmaq Version of the Beatles' song "Blackbird".
This is a compilation video for: "Residential Schools", with Emma Stevens singing the Mikmaq Version of the Beatles' song "Blackbird".
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