Residential School Resource
by Tania ThomasIt would be a great to learn about First Nation people by connecting to the land. Shi-Shi-etko by Nicola Campbell.
First Peoples Principles of Learning, “Learning ultimately supports the well-being of the self, the family, the community, the land, the spirits, and the ancestors.”
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How do we reconcile past wrongs? Look at documents and objects from the Royal BC Museum’s ethnology collection and archives to learn about the effects of Indian residential schools and think about how we can reach reconciliation.
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By Tania Thomas
It is important to have authentic First Nations resources that are from First Peoples themselves. First Nation people is about connecting to the land, and learning from elders, family and community.
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By Tania Thomas
Teaching First Nation for primary grades for Social Studies. Children can learn about the important history for First Peoples of a canoe.
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British Columbia’s history is filled with stories of families—families of all shapes and sizes; families that have been here for thousands of years and families that have come from almost everywhere in the world. Together, we shape our diverse province. (Grades 9-12)
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