These lesson plans relate to colonialism which is the forced removal, genocide and assimilation of Indigenous people. These lessons include the history of colonialism and residential schools including first-person accounts by residential school survivors, a toolkit for newcomers to understand the ongoing impacts and culturally relevant lessons that build on the long tradition of resistance to colonialism.
This one-day workshop introduces newcomers to Canada to the foundational history of Indigenous Nations and their historical and contemporary contributions to the country's development. This explora...
Residential Schools and Reconciliation, Indigenous Ways of Knowing & Being, CivicsGrade: Post-Secondary [Families / Parents, Professional Development/Continuing Education, Youth (up to age 30)]
6:00
This lesson plan is part of a series of four Gatherings shared with NCCIE from the book 'Spirit of the Island: Manitoulin's People ~ Stories of Indigenou...
Health, Art, Family and Parenting, History, Performing Arts or Drama, Civics, Indigenous Language, Social Studies, Indigenous Ways of Knowing & BeingGrade: 12 [Professional Development/Continuing Education, Youth (up to age 30), 10, 11, Post-Secondary]
0:50
This lesson plan is part of a series of four Gatherings shared with NCCIE from the book 'Spirit of the Island: Manitoulin's People ~...
History, Indigenous Language, Social Studies, Indigenous Ways of Knowing & Being, Careers, Literacy and LiteratureGrade: 12 [10, 11, Youth (up to age 30), Post-Secondary, Professional Development/Continuing Education]
0:50
This lesson plan is part of a series of four Gatherings shared with NCCIE from the book ‘Spirit of the Island: Manitoulin’s People ~ Stories of Indigenou...
History, Civics, Indigenous Ways of Knowing & Being, Social Studies, Health, Indigenous LanguageGrade: 12 [10, 11, Youth (up to age 30), Post-Secondary, Professional Development/Continuing Education]
0:50