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A little “pinch me” moment. 🥹 My work is currentl

A little “pinch me” moment. 🥹

My work is currently featured at the Richmond Cultural Centre @howartworks

I was invited to create an educational display focused on Indigenous history, truth and reconciliation, respectful learning, and ways to continue the learning beyond September 30th.

I spend so much of my time creating resources for classrooms from behind a computer screen, so seeing my work printed, displayed, and being read by people in the community feels pretty surreal.

Very grateful for this opportunity 🤍

A few ways to guide your planning for September 30

A few ways to guide your planning for September 30th 💛📖

Terry Fox's story gives students so much to learn

Terry Fox's story gives students so much to learn about courage, perseverance and the difference one person can make 🤍👟

Choose from:
👟 A mini lesson and shoe writing craft
✏️ A full lesson, activities and board kit
📌 Collaborative posters in eng & French

Perfect for your Terry Fox run! Comment TERRY and I'll send you the links!

I’m not calling it fall just yet… but summer has d

I’m not calling it fall just yet… but summer has definitely started packing its bags😂🍂

Cooler mornings, earlier sunsets, the last blackberries and the first mushrooms are slowly sneaking in.

What little signs have you noticed lately? 🌧️🍄🐟

If the orange handprint craft had made its way int

If the orange handprint craft had made its way into your plans for the fourth year in a row, this might be the year to go a little deeper 🤍

Crafts can be a starting point, but meaningful learning should also help students understand why Orange Shirt Day exists, what reconciliation means and what action can look like.

My 94 Calls to Action resources introduce these important ideas in age appropriate language through discussion and reflection. Comment "94" and I'll send you the link where you can find my resources 🍎✏️

Indigenous learning doesn't start or end with one

Indigenous learning doesn't start or end with one day ✏️ this September, consider going deeper by creating opportunities for students to learn about Indigenous histories, cultures, perspectives, and the ongoing work on reconciliation.

The resources shared in this post are great starting points, from the 94 Calls to Action, the Indian Act, Land acknowledgements and dreamcatchers.

These conversations matter, and they belong in classrooms throughout the year. You can do it ☺️

Indigenous education resources for K–12 classrooms

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