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Enhance Grade 4 curriculum with lessons on Indigenous culture, identity, and history through engaging activities and projects. Explore influential ethnic groups in Manitoba and promote cultural pride and understanding. Adapt for flexibility and inclusivity.
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Indigenous Inquiry Kit: Indigenous Culture A.J. Hrychuk e-mail: hrychuaj31@brandonu.ca
IIK: Indigenous Culture • Composed at part of Integrated Thematic Unit: Why am I Proud to be Manitoban? • Ideal for use with Grade 4 curriculum, but can be adapted as necessary
Lead with Jenneli’s Dance Cultural identity and significance Reflection on own identity IIK: Indigenous Culture
IIK: Indigenous Culture Two other specific lesson plans dealing specifically with aboriginal culture: Ethnic Diversity Symbols of Aboriginal (Grandmother’s Dreamcatcher) Culture (D is for Drum)
IIK: Indigenous Culture Integrated thematic unit mini-project • Identification of influential ethnic groups in Manitoba(e.g. Aboriginals, French, Métis, Ukrainians, Hiddenites, etc.) • Base-requirements – Cultural Information log, reading log, word wall, goal setting, etc. • Add-on assignments – Heroes, food, recreation, “map it out”, interview an expert, etc. • Summative presentation – group presentation in selected form (PowerPoint, skit, display, etc.)
IIK: Indigenous Culture • IIK as flexible & adaptable resource • IIK as a resource kit for integrated thematic unit • Focus on Aboriginal and Métis, but also includes/relates to numerous other cultural groups in Manitoba • Numerous transferrable themes • Self-concept • Pride • Identity • History • Story-telling