Wetutoskimetowin: 'to work on it together'

L'une des demandes les plus fréquentes que l'Équipe de l'éducation sur les traités reçoit est celle d’un perfectionnement professionnel en français. Nous avons offert de la formation en français dans le passé et nous le ferons à nouveau les 2 et 3 mai. La session sera animée par l'historienne Karine Duhamel et la conférencière invitée sera l'avocate et chercheuse Aimée Craft.

 

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One of the enduring requests that the Treaty Education team receives is for French-language professional development. We have offered French-language training in the past and will do so again on May 2 & 3. The session will be moderated by historian Karine Duhamel and feature lawyer and researcher, Aimée Craft as a guest speaker.


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Featured Teaching Resource

Treaty ABC's: Treaty Vocabulary offers learners a list of words to help understand the concept of the Treaty relationship. Using these words and the sentences provided, students explore and express their understandings by drawing a picture or symbolic representation.


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Treaty Sleuthing: Spaces & Places

The Treaty No. 1 Legacy Flag Installation is located just outside Lower Fort Garry’s stone walls. It was unveiled on August 3, 2017 to commemorate the 150th anniversary of Treaty No. 1. Seven First Nations are represented in the installation: Peguis First Nation, Sagkeeng First Nation, Brokenhead Ojibway Nation, Roseau River Anishinabe First Nation, Long Plain First Nation, Sandy Bay Ojibway First Nation and Swan Lake First Nation.

Treaty Terminology

Mark your calendars! The dates for this year's Treaty Education training have been set.

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TREATY ED in the classroom

What are our In-School Support Teachers up to? 

IN-SCHOOL SUPPORT:

Cynthia Bird,

Connie Wyatt Anderson


'In March we joined the grade 7-12 staff at Collège Béliveau in Winnipeg at the invitation of Adriana Suver from Student Services. The staff at Louis Riel School Division had already participated in a 1-day training. The half-day virtual session with Collège Béliveau focused on practical tips for teaching Treaties across the Manitoba curriculum as well best practices in land-based education.'

Our In-School Support Team is here to help! We can support you in the classroom in-person or virtually. We offer:

  • Co-teaching Treaty Education lessons
  • Help in implementing Treaty Education Kit resources
  • Tips on incorporating local Treaty history
  • Support for PLCs and staff professional development
  • We also offer French language support for Immersion and French classes. Make sure to note that you would like our French-speaking In-School Support teacher when you book.
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