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SD 73 - Traditional Ecological Knowledge - Brenda Celesta


SD 73, Brenda and the students take up a challenge of learning, teaching and building a canoe out of Cottonwood.

For thousands of years the Secwepemc peoples would build canoes for travel. However everything the ancestors did in the past was utilized as a teaching tool, whether it was sewing together a basket or preparing food it was used to tell or teach a lesson. Brenda Celesta an employee of school district number 73 of Kamloops bc. knew this fact and used the building of a canoe to cross curricular the curriculum and some life lessons.

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Organization: Schoold Distrcict number 73 - Kamloops
Location: Brock Secondary
Name: Brenda Celesta
Title: Teacher
Address:
985 windbreak street
Kamloops, BC
V2B 5P5
Email Address: bcelesta@sd73.bc.ca

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Name: kenthenthomas
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  • Jan Hare 

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British Columbia

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Secondary (Grade 9 - 12/13)
Teacher Education

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Environment
Leadership
Reconciliation

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English
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