Check out three cool facts about teepees from Cottonball's friend Sara at Fort Whyte Alive in Winnipeg.
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This year's Turtle Island Reads (TIR) event will be held April 8, 2019 – and hosted by Rosanna Deerchild! For details on the event, visit: www.cbc.ca/1.5045584
TIR puts a spotlight on Indigenous writing by connecting authors and their writing with high school students. Throughout the 2018-19 school year, the project will spark conversation about Indigenous storytelling. In the live public event, three advocates (with assistance from three Quebec classrooms) will champion three books for young adults — The Marrow Thieves by Cherie Dimaline, Those Who Run in the Sky by Aviaq Johnston, and the graphic novel Will I See? by David Alexander Robertson, GMB Chomichuk, Iskwé and Erin Leslie.
Turtle Island Reads was launched by CBC Montreal in partnership with LEARN, the Quebec Writers' Federation, CODE and McGill University’s Faculty of Education.
Includes TEACHER GUIDES:
(1) Introductory guide (PDF)
(2) Introductory guide - student instructions (PPT)
(3) Book summaries, activities & advocacy guide (PDF)
(4) Book summaries, activities & advocacy guide (PPT)
Voici 71 vidéos au sujet des actualités mondiales qui parviennent des années 2008-2017.
Quelques sujets abordés sont:
La chute du mur de Berlin: il y a 20 ans
Le mirage rwandais
Bande de Gaza: la poudrière
Édition spéciale sur le tourisme
** pour le secondaire
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What does the winter solstice mean in the Cree tradition?
Elder Wildfred Buck explains how the Cree observe the shortest day of the year.
🔭 Ne manquez pas l'événement céleste captivant du mois : l'éclipse solaire totale du 8 avril. Profitez-en pour organiser une leçon immersive sur l'astronomie et l'importance de protéger nos yeux lors de cet événement rare.
🌎Également, en avril, on célèbre le Jour de la Terre! Nous sommes fiers de soutenir votre programme d'études en sciences de technologies grâce à notre vaste sélection de contenus, dont beaucoup pourraient contribuer à orienter les conversations autour du thème de la Journée de la Terre.
Pour les élèves de la 3e à la 12 année.
Un thème examinant les défis et réussites de l'éducation autochtone au Canada aujourd'hui.
Voici 12 titres variés au sujet de l'éducation autochtone.
**Pour les élèves au secondaire.