The world, according to Ojibwe legend, was created when muskrat brought mud from the bottom of the flood to be placed on turtle’s back. The resulting island which formed from the mud was known as Turtle Island (now Northern America): Source If you look at the shell of any turtle in North America you will… Continue reading Ojibwe Calender
The much disputed “Toronto Purchase” of 1787. The British Crown purchasing 250,880 acres of land from the Mississaugas of The New Credit for 10 shillings (roughly $60 value), 2,000 gun flints, 24 brass kettles, 120 mirrors, 24 laced hats, a bale of flowered flannel, and 96 gallons of rum. c/o Toronto Public Library.
CBC News spoke some of the nominees for Friday's Indigenous Music Awards, each of whom draw on their different histories, backgrounds and cultures to create their music and tell their stories.
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Use stories and illustrations told by the Metis People to enhance your Indigenous art lessons with this ready to use activity.
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Fourth grade students are using Ivory soap to make interesting sculptures. Creating negative space and adding texture were some guidelines for this process. Changing each side of the soap was the number one goal. Each student started with a sketch of what they wanted to carve, but working with a 3D medium is quite different,…
Walking Together: FNMI Perspectives in Curriculum
To use technology and community participation to Modernize, Expand, Revitalize and Localize (MERL) Indigenous languages in Canada, and to help our First Nations, Metis, and Inuit (FNMI) communities produce more language speakers tomorrow, than exist today.
