Grade 3 Anishinaabe Expressions: The Dance of All Peoples
Publisher's Description
Anishinaabe Expressions: The Dance of All Peoples Curriculum Unit Starter Kit has been designed to address some of the expectations in the strand Heritage and Citizenship: Early Settlements in Upper Canada. Learners will become aware of the origins and diversity of Canada's peoples and cultures, specifically the First Nations. The learner will see the important role that dance and the powwow played in the society of the Anishinaabek and other First Nations. It is a valuable lesson to learn—seeing all nations coming together in friendship to dance, to feast, to share with each other.
Anishinaabe Expressions: The Dance of All Peoples Curriculum Unit Starter Kit is one of Shki-maajtaawin E-nmok's First Peoples Based Curriculum Starter Kits. All Shki-maajtaawin E-nmok Starter-Kits include:
- One customized multi-purpose reusable study fabric carrying bag
- One hardcover integrated or multi-disciplinary unit of study containing:
- First Peoples-based cultural context for the division
- Table of the themes and units by division
- Unit context, list of unit subtasks, and links to prior knowledge
- Detailed list of Ontario Ministry of Education expectations covered in the unit
- Easy-to-follow teaching instructions with suggested activities
- One CD containing:
- Assessment materials
- Blackline masters
- Music and/or Ojibwe language sound files
- Other resource information
- + PLUS all mandatory unit resource books
- Unit-specific resource kit –containing a variety of complementary teaching tools and, materials
Shki-maajtaawin E-nmok Resource Kits strongly support and encourage individual, student-appropriate incidental learning.
Shki-maajtaawin E-nmok Resource Kits hold basic teaching materials for the unit and should be continuously evaluated and added to by the teacher in a manner which will meet the needs of class size and teaching and learning styles.
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