French Indigenous Resources Growing Bundle
Looking for French Indigenous resources for your classroom? This growing bundle includes French and bilingual Indigenous lessons, activities, crafts, posters, and classroom resources created for French Immersion, FSL, and French-speaking classrooms in Canada.
Created by an Indigenous educator, these resources are designed to help teachers include meaningful Indigenous learning throughout the school year with ready-to-use materials for Social Studies, French, art, writing, classroom displays, Truth and Reconciliation, and more.
This is a Growing Bundle
Purchase the bundle now and receive all future resources added to this bundle at no additional cost.
As new French and bilingual Indigenous education resources are created, they will be added to this collection. Simply download the updated bundle to access the newest resources.
The bundle price may increase as additional resources are added.
French Indigenous Resources Currently Included
French Orange Shirt Day Lesson + Activities
Introduce students to La Journée du chandail orange, residential schools, their lasting impacts, and reconciliation through an age-appropriate French Orange Shirt Day lesson.
This resource is designed to support meaningful learning for the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation while providing accessible French-language classroom materials.
Orange Shirt Day Writing Craft | French + English
This bilingual Orange Shirt Day and Truth and Reconciliation writing activity gives students an opportunity to reflect on their learning.
Includes French and English writing prompts, multiple orange shirt designs, and an interactive classroom craft.
French Land Acknowledgement Activities
Help students learn what land acknowledgements are, why they matter, and how they connect to learning about the Indigenous Peoples and Nations whose lands they live and learn on.
These French land acknowledgement activities support deeper classroom conversations about place, relationships, responsibility, and continued learning.
Dreamcatcher Lesson + Craft | French + English
A bilingual lesson and hands-on activity that introduces students to dreamcatchers and their cultural significance before completing a classroom craft.
Includes both French and English materials for flexible use in French Immersion, FSL, and bilingual classrooms.
Canada Provinces, Territories & Regions | Indigenous Connections
Explore the provinces, territories, and regions of Canada while incorporating Indigenous connections into Canadian geography and Social Studies.
This resource helps students build their understanding of Canada while recognizing that Indigenous Peoples and Nations have connections to lands across the country.
Seven Sacred Teachings Posters | French
Bring Indigenous learning into your classroom environment with this French Seven Sacred Teachings poster set.
These colourful Indigenous art posters introduce the Seven Sacred Teachings and can be displayed throughout the school year as part of your classroom decor and ongoing learning.
More French Indigenous Resources Are Coming
This bundle will continue to grow as new French Indigenous education resources are created.
Future additions may include resources connected to:
- Indigenous cultures and perspectives
- Truth and Reconciliation
- Indigenous art
- Indigenous history
- Contemporary Indigenous voices
- Canadian Social Studies
- Seasonal Indigenous learning
- Outdoor and land-based learning
- Classroom community
- Indigenous Peoples Day
- National Indigenous History Month
Perfect for French Immersion and FSL Classrooms
These French Indigenous resources can be used in:
- French Immersion classrooms
- FSL and Core French classrooms
- Francophone schools
- Elementary classrooms
- Canadian Social Studies
- Indigenous education
- Truth and Reconciliation learning
- Orange Shirt Day
- National Day for Truth and Reconciliation
- Indigenous History Month
- National Indigenous Peoples Day
- Year-round Indigenous learning
Whether you’re searching for French Indigenous activities, French Immersion Indigenous resources, Orange Shirt Day lessons, Indigenous classroom posters, bilingual crafts, or Canadian Social Studies activities, this growing bundle gives you an expanding collection of resources to use throughout the year.
Indigenous education does not need to begin and end with one day. These resources are designed to help educators continue Indigenous learning across subjects, seasons, and the school year.
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