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Indigenous Winter Traditions in Canada
This four-page resource explores Indigenous winter traditions in Canada, including storytelling, snowshoe making, and ice fishing.
$4.99USD · Digital download
This four-page resource explores Indigenous winter traditions in Canada, including storytelling, snowshoe making, and ice fishing. Informational passages, reflection questions, and a K-W-L graphic organizer help students learn about community, culture, and respect for the land.
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- Students will identify and describe Indigenous winter traditions in Canada.
- Students will explain how storytelling connects generations and strengthens communities.
- Students will describe the importance of traditional winter skills and activities.
- Students will reflect on the relationship between Indigenous communities and the land.
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