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Using Seasonal Rounds to Teach Mathematics
This presentation explores the engaging world of seasonal rounds and their surprising effectiveness in teaching young students essential math concepts.
More About This Resource Using Seasonal Rounds to Teach MathematicsSecwépemc Seasonal Rounds
The Secwépemc calendar revolves around seasonal resources, and activities are influenced by the local climate.
More About This Resource Secwépemc Seasonal RoundsWakashn Seasonal Round
This image depicts the seasonal harvesting patterns of Wakashan-speaking people of the west coast.
More About This Resource Wakashn Seasonal RoundTs'msyen Seasonal Rounds Poster Series
The cycle of like of the Northcoast is governed by the turning of the seasons, which brings to the Tsimshian people a series of opportunites to gather food from the land and sea. This poster series illustrates the 13 seasons of the year.
More About This Resource Ts'msyen Seasonal Rounds Poster SeriesNunavik Food Guide
The Nunavik Food Guide helps people make wise food choices that promote health. It emphasizes the importance of both country food and healthy, store-bought food.
More About This Resource Nunavik Food GuideNunavik Food Guide: Educator’s Handbook
This handbook was created to complete the information provided in the Nunavik Food Guide. It will help you to better understand the Nunavik Food Guide and learn about healthy eating.
More About This Resource Nunavik Food Guide: Educator’s HandbookFirst Nations Health Authority: Eating Healthy
FNHA online resources about nutrition, food safety and traditional diets.
More About This Resource First Nations Health Authority: Eating HealthyNutrition Fact Sheet Series: Inuit Traditional Foods
The fact sheets within this booklet were produced by the Department of Health and Social Services, Government of Nunavut, 2005.
More About This Resource Nutrition Fact Sheet Series: Inuit Traditional FoodsTree of Life Food Guide
This resource from Six Nations Health Services outlines a year cycle of food and ceremony in the Haudenosaunee tradition.
More About This Resource Tree of Life Food Guide13 Moons: First Foods & Resources Curriculum
The Swinomish people, like many Indigenous peoples, follow the 13 lunar phases in a calendar year. The lunar cycles indicate seasonal changes, so each moon is named for seasonal events that take place during that time. The activities within this resource designed to follow the foods, resources, traditions, and practices associated with each of the 13 moons, and are therefore seasonal in nature.
More About This Resource 13 Moons: First Foods & Resources CurriculumTend, Gather and Grow Teacher Guide
This Teacher Guide is an introduction to and overview of the Tend, Gather & Grow Teaching Toolkit. The toolkit comprises a K–12 curriculum on Indigenous plants and ecosystems of the Pacific Northwest, with supporting educational resources, plant identification cards, educational posters, videos and more.
More About This Resource Tend, Gather and Grow Teacher GuideQwustenuxun's Basic Wild Food Harvesting Calendar
This harvesting calendar is based in the Hul'q'umi'num food system and is applicable to the south coastal region of Vancouver Island.
More About This Resource Qwustenuxun's Basic Wild Food Harvesting Calendar