Timelines are engaging and integral tools for teaching and learning about Treaties. They present the general flow of chronological history and allow students to make connections, grasp concurrent events, and recognize historical patterns and trends. Check the Featured Teaching Resource below that tells the story of Treaties and Manitoba's entry into Canadian Confederation.
How are you implementing Treaty Education in your school or classroom? Share your stories! Send us an update (with photos!) and we will feature your good work in our next newsletter.
TREATY TERMINOLGY
June is National Indigenous History Month to honour the history, heritage, and diversity of Indigenous peoples in Canada. What are you planning in class to engage your students? Our June eNewsletter will feature more great ideas and tips for teaching Treaties in the classroom.
TREATY EDUCATION TRAINING
Via the Treaty Education Virtual Classroom
August 25 & 26:
Register for our annual Treaty Education Summer Institute.
2 full days of immersive learning with your teaching peers and the Treaty Education team.
Keep your eyes open for this year's theme!
September 2021:
Offering Grade 12: Treaties & the Treaty Relationship: Local Treaty History SIC in the 2021-2022 school year?
Mark your calendars and join us for a two-day training session that supports course implementation.
Treaty Education want to hear from you! Click the link below to participate in our 2021 School Survey. 10 participants will be randomly selected to win a $100 Visa card!
The Red Deer River begins in east central Saskatchewan and flows east through Red Deer Lake into Dawson Bay on Lake Winnipegosis. In Manitoba, it marks the border betweenTreaty No. 4 and Treaty No. 5 territory.
Treaty Education/TRCM has many valuable resources for teaching online. Have you:
