First Nations identity at the heart of authentic Indigenous resources to help teachers confidently bring Indigenous knowledge and perspectives into their classrooms
First Nations identity at the heart of authentic Indigenous resources to help teachers confidently bring Indigenous knowledge and perspectives into their classrooms
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My resources are created for you. They are fun and engaging for students and require little (or zero) preparation from you.
As the West Coast Indigenous Teacher, my mission is to help teachers confidently bring Indigenous knowledge and perspectives into their classrooms.
As a First Nations person, I bring a unique viewpoint to the resources I create, ensuring they are culturally appropriate. I create engaging resources that make it easy to foster understanding and respect for Indigenous cultures.
By supporting educators, I aim to inspire the next generation to appreciate and honour the richness of Indigenous voicesand histories. Together, we can build a stronger connection to the land, community, and culture!
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“I have a diverse group of learning/reading levels in my class and this resource was fantastic in providing knowledge in the perfect amount for independent students to stay focused and on task and easy for me to accommodate learners who needed support” Patricia M.
“Amazing resources that I used for grade 3 ontario social studies. The resource builds on the important connections and meaning of the land and our First Nations, Inuit and Metis peoples.” Maria G.
“Straightforward, easy lesson plans, and low prep for the teacher to follow! students are really engaged and the outcome of their work was amazing!!” Christine H.
ABOUT ME
Éy swayel (hello)! I’m a First Nations educator from Nuučaan̓ułʔatḥ territory, pronounced “nuu-chah-nulth”, which means “all along the mountains and sea”.
I’m passionate about sharing my Indigenous culture and knowledge in the classroom. As a parent, I find joy in exploring the outdoors with my little ones, which fuels my commitment to outdoor education and Indigenous culture.
Éy swayel (hello)! I’m a First Nations educator from Nuučaan̓ułʔatḥ territory, pronounced “nuu-chah-nulth”, which means “all along the mountains and sea”.
I’m passionate about sharing my Indigenous culture and knowledge in the classroom. As a parent, I find joy in exploring the outdoors with my little ones, which fuels my commitment to outdoor education and Indigenous culture.