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NWT Literacy Council
Nwt Literacy Council: How to Kit: Culture and Traditions [Pdf]
This kit explains the importance of northern First Nations families keeping their languages and cultures alive through family literacy activities. It provides ideas and materials for cultural games (e.g., string games) and activities...
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Rediscovering Rites of Passage: Education, Transformation, and the Transition To
Rediscovery is an outdoor education program run in many First Nations. It uses a hands-on approach to learning based upon traditional cultural teaching allowing aboriginal youth to experience their cultural past in present day.
Gabriel Dumont Institute
Virtual Museum of Metis History and Culture: Mud Housing
This paper describes the construction of mud houses and the reasons they were used by the Metis.
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Inuktitut Magazine: Cultural Change
These days Inuit people are starting to work together to try to keep Inuit culture alive. Young people are becoming interested in what life was like in the past. They want to record in books, art and music what is being rediscovered...
Alberta Online Encyclopedia
Alberta Online Encyclopedia: Sports and Recreation Edukit: Elementary Student Zone
Biographies, tidbits, crosswords and more all help learner's to understand sports and recreation from an Aboriginal or Metis perspective.
Alberta Online Encyclopedia
Alberta Online Encyclopedia: Sports and Recreation Edukit: Senior Student Zone
Biographies, photo's, tidbits and activities all help learner's understand the Sports and Recreation of the Aboriginal or Metis people.
Alberta Online Encyclopedia
Alberta Online Encyclopedia: Sports and Recreation Edukit: Teacher Student Zone
Lesson outcomes and instructional plans for both elementary and senior aged learners regarding the Sports and Recreation of the Aboriginal or Metis people are provided by the Heritage Community Foundation.