"And Tango Makes Three" is a book about a non-traditional family consisting of two male parents. 

This is a list of picture books which incorporate different types of families. 

We visited the RBCM near the end of our unit where Chris O’Connor hosted us in the First Peoples Exhibit. The students sketched and responded to the exhibit’s narrative in personal journals. They also examined and sketched artifacts/stories that reflected colonization. The file includes images of their entries.

Questions our students composed for Nella Nelson (ANED District Coordinator) near the end of our unit:

Some questions our students composed to ask a local Elder near the beginning of our unit:

Two Grade 7 students discussing language revitalization after exploring the Our Living Languages exhibit at the RBCM. Students predict what they believe is happening to the percentage of people who fluently speak First Nations languages in BC and strategies for language revitalization.

Another student's reflection on colonization during the reading of The Rabbits.