This lesson plan won a Canadian History Award in 2014. It explores Inuit throat singing and the recent Intangible History Act of Quebec.

Guidelines for Inuit Culture Mural (Could be adapted to any mural assignment based on a culture) Learning Targets: 1. Create a MURAL accurately portraying Inuit culture, especially related to Geography, Communication/Langauge, Clothing, Homes, Transportation, School/Jobs, and Food. 2. Give an ORAL

The purpose of the FNMI Event Reflection Assignment is to offer students an opportunity to attend and reflect on an Indigenous event. Through this assignment, students will advance their knowledge of indigenous cultures, teachings, and celebrations.

A flipchart for Promethean with an illustrated story

This is a quick bio of a typical resident of the Arctic Circle. This helps students examine the similarities and differences between their own life and the life of a man in the the Arctic. It builds cultural sensitivity and can be used in conjunction with the compare and contrast diagram called "Me

Students will use a device with internet access (or this can be a teacher-led projected activity) to develop research skills by looking up artifacts from the Native American groups studied in VA US History I. (Iroquois, Lakota, Kwakiutl, Pueblo, and Inuit) This covers VA SOL standard USI 3a, 3b, and

1 of 70 images from a book titled, 4 in 1 Learning in French & English. Written by award winning author, Zig Misiak, illustrations by Metis artist, Jennifer Bettio. Each image comes from one of the four sections of the book, each focusing on a different area of learning: ABC's, shapes, numbers a