Day 20, part2. Resource also by Monique Gray Smith for a bit older kids, Speaking Our Truth: A Journey of Reconciliation. I think the upcoming educator PD sessions with Jo Chrona will be excellent. More here: moniquegraysmith.com/walking-alongs… #30DaysIHM #IndigenousHistoryMonth

Day28 #IndigenousHistoryMonth I LOVE latest podcast from amazing Falen Johnson Buffy, "Buffy has always been there, like air." Oh yes 💕 cbc.ca/listen/cbc-pod… Check out Falen's other amazing podcast The Secret Life of Canada which even has teacher guides, slidedecks etc. #30DaysIHM

Educators can still do what’s right & look for opportunities to include us in their classrooms. Indigenous Peoples come from sophisticated, complex and diverse civilizations & nations. Our knowledge systems are incredibly scientific and have so much to offer.

Miigwech to Jodie Williams for sharing some truths today regarding Indigenous Science knowledge and the erasure of this knowledge in the Western Education System. iheartradio.ca/newstalk-1010/…

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Teachers — looking for content to add to your lessons on #OrangeShirtDay? A special CBC Kids News discussion “Reconciliation in the Classroom" premieres live on YouTube Tuesday, Sept. 27 at 9 a.m. ET & will be available all week to honour the #NationalDayForTruthAndReconciliation

As National Day for Truth & Reconciliation nears, here’s a gentle reminder of ways of being that support conversations in homes, schools & workplaces. And not just for next week, but the whole year.

In recognition of the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation on Sept 30, we invite educators to access our resource hub, designed to support generative discussion and meaningful reflection as students and teachers walk the path towards truth and action bit.ly/NDTR22

Shi-shi-etko by Nicola I. Campbell is the beautifully written story of a young girl gathering up memories of home days before leaving for residential school. #OrangeShirtDay Free lesson plan with vocabulary instruction here: docs.google.com/document/d/1Hq…

Tomorrow, beloved storyteller David A. Robertson will present a reading from his award-winning children’s book, “When We Were Alone”. Tune in for the reading, presented by the NCTR by registering: events.hubilo.com/trw2022/regist…

Content warning: Residential Schools Sept 30th is the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. What is this day? Why is it Important? Swipe to learn more. downiewenjack.ca #NationalDayforTruthandReconciliation #reconciliation #OrangeShirtDay #Sept30 #DoSomething

We would like to thank Alikashuak Kadlukujunga, Tikiraqjuaqmiutaujunga (Anne-Marie Kadluk) once again for her generosity in sharing her beautiful artwork with us. (1/4) #NDTR2022

Giinwi Miigwechwendam. H. W. Burgess PS Grade 2/3 students are grateful for the many gifts the Earth gives us. Have a thankful weekend, friends!

Want to learn more about the significance of Treaties? We encourage all occupants of this land to learn about the importance of these agreements. Resources for your learning journey: •anishinabek.ca/education-reso… •ontario.ca/page/videos-in… •ontario.ca/page/treaties #TreatyON

Happy #InternationalInuitDay! Today is a day to amplify Inuit voices, honour their unique culture, and celebrate their many contributions. Did you know that approx. 155,000 Inuit live across Canada, Greenland, Alaska, and Russia? To learn more, check out: itk.ca/about-canadian…

Here is an overview of #BigIdeas throughout K-8 for #TreatiesRecognitionWeek. Click on each division to see sample inquiry questions and connections to curriculum: docs.google.com/presentation/d…

For anyone who does a “land acknowledgment” here is your chance to put it into ACTION ⚡️ Speak up 📣 educate yourself 📚this is Indigenous land #treatylands #dutytoconsult #HandsOffTheGreenbelt

Another reason why we ask Ts not to have Ss “paint like Morrisseau” because what r we actually teaching them? It’s ok to copy w/o permission. Instead have Ss learn abt Indigenous artists who they r & why they chose their style. cbc.ca/news/canada/th…

National Truth and Reconciliation Day Sept. 30 honours the children who survived Residential Schools and remember those who did not, many Canadians across the country wear an orange shirt. Thank you Mr. Anderson, Mr. Klein, Autumn and Marshal for your informative presentation.