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The Drumbeat Remains: Indigenous TRC Reading Comprehension for Orange Shirt Day

Students read a narrative about Noah, his kokum, and a drum connected to Indigenous culture, residential schools, and healing.

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Students read a narrative about Noah, his kokum, and a drum connected to Indigenous culture, residential schools, and healing. Comprehension questions support understanding of key details, symbolism, character feelings, and theme while introducing Orange Shirt Day and Truth and Reconciliation topics.

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What you’ll teach

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  • Students will identify key details and events in a narrative.
  • Students will explain character feelings and motivations using text evidence.
  • Students will interpret symbolism and determine the story’s central message.
  • Students will connect the story to cultural remembrance and reconciliation.