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Teacher Guide for laget hiyt toxwum / Herring to Huckleberries

Unlock the power of place-based Indigenous Knowledge with the Teacher Guide for ɬagət̓ hiyt t̓oxʷʊm / Herring to Huckleberries. With activities for before, during, and after reading, as well as thought-provoking discussion prompts, educators will feel empowered to

– guide their students through the rich landscape of food sovereignty and Traditional Ecological Knowledge (TEK);
– deepen student understanding of the vital role that Indigenous food systems play in protecting the environment, fostering sustainable communities, and nurturing a shared sense of responsibility; and
– spark critical thinking and cultivate respect for the diverse knowledge systems that sustain life around the globe.

TEK is more than just a way of knowing—it is a critical part of preserving ecosystems, languages, and cultures. With this guide, teachers can bring TEK ideas into the classroom, sparking creativity and deepening student engagement.

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