Indigenous Peoples in Canada
Social Studies
Indigenous Peoples in Canada starts at 2 and continues till grade 5.
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Describe one way Indigenous Peoples have helped protect the environment in Canada.
Name the three main groups of Indigenous Peoples in Canada.
What is a powwow?
What is a residential school?
What is a treaty?
What is the importance of oral traditions in Indigenous cultures?
What is the meaning of the word 'Indigenous'?
What is the name of the traditional Inuit home made from snow?
What is the purpose of a totem pole?
Why do we celebrate National Indigenous Peoples Day in Canada?
Why is it important to learn about Indigenous Peoples in Canada?
Describe one way Indigenous languages are being preserved in Canada today.
Explain how Indigenous Peoples in Canada use storytelling to pass down important knowledge and traditions to younger generations.
Read the following passage: 'A group of Indigenous Peoples in Canada live in a region with many forests and lakes. They use the resources around them to build homes, make tools, and find food. They also have special ceremonies to thank the land for its gifts.' Based on this passage, why is the land important to Indigenous Peoples?
Why is it important for all Canadians to learn about the history and cultures of Indigenous Peoples?
