Indigenous People in Canada Booklet - National Indigenous Peoples Day Activity

Indigenous People in Canada Booklet - National Indigenous Peoples Day Activity

Name: Indigenous People in Canada Booklet - National Indigenous Peoples Day Activity
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An Introductory Booklet to teach about the First Nations in Canada.

This 8 page booklet serves as an introductory booklet to help you teach about the traditions, history, and significance of the First Nations in Canada.

Topics include:

The history/geography of the First Nations,
The Buffalo,
Tipis,
Moccasins, and
Powwows

Most appropriate for grades 3 - 6 based on language and reading level required.

Each page has black and white imagery that students can colour in, plus some small interactive features that students can fill in.
The final page of the booklet is a Check Your Understanding [True or False] questionnaire that checks to see how much they learned.

MINIMAL PREP REQUIRED - Just PRINT, FOLD, and GO!

This resource was reviewed and edited by two First Nations members (Credit to Ramona Washburn of Thunderchild Cree First Nation, and Jolene Gray of Whitefish Lake First Nation 459).

***One Dollar from every sale of this booklet will be donated to the Indian Residential School Survivors Society. Donations will be made annually***

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This resource met expectations and was helpful for my needs. I appreciate the effort that went into creating it. Thank you!"

This was a great addition to our Indigenous Studies learning in Social Studies! It included important information to review with students, such as Powwows, tipis, moccasins, the use of the buffalo, etc. Thank you!

The Indigenous People in Canada booklet is a thoughtful and engaging resource for National Indigenous Peoples Day, offering a respectful introduction to the cultures, histories, and contributions of First Nations, Inuit, and Métis peoples. With age-appropriate language and meaningful activities, it encourages reflection and learning in both classroom and community settings. A valuable tool for fostering understanding and supporting reconciliation efforts.

great resource, very applicable. Thanks so much!!

I used this as my first social studies unit this year and loved it! We've revisited the concepts many times throughout the year already.

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