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Grade 1: English Language Arts
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Moose Hair Picture
Moose Hair Picture
Moose Hair Picture
Moose Hair Picture
Ted Nagle on Hornby Rock, east end of Great Slave Lake, Northwest Territories.
Buffalo dance, Plains First Nations.
Twoyoungman tipi, Alberta.
Coastal First Nation's ceremonial masks, carving and woven hat.
Cree hunting equipment, western Canada.
Canoeing on a Canadian river.
Big-rock tipi, Piegan, USA.
Four tail tipi, Piegan, USA.
Buffalo hoof tipi, Piegan, USA.
War tipi, Piegan, USA.
All over tipi, Piegan, USA.
Winter tipi, Piegan, USA.
Half black tipi, Piegan, USA.
Prairie chicken tipi, Piegan, USA.
Horse tipi, Piegan, USA.
Thunder's house of Blue tipi, Piegan, USA.
Fish tipi, Piegan, USA.
Buffalo head tipi, Piegan, USA.
Snake tipi, Piegan, USA.
Raven tipi, Piegan, USA.
Otter tipi, Piegan, USA.
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Grade 1: English Language Arts
Organizing Idea
Oral language: Listening and speaking form the foundation for literacy development and improve communication, collaboration, and respectful mutual understanding.
Learning Outcome
Students develop listening and speaking skills through sharing stories and information
Knowledge
Stories that are shared through listening and speaking (oral traditions) can be handed down from generation to generation.
Kinship involves belonging and relationships.
Oral stories are highly valued in many communities.
Communities may have special rules (protocols) about how, when, or with whom stories are shared.
First-grade students will learn the importance of words and their impact on storytelling and communication.
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Bews, Emilee. Curator, Koltutsky, Laura. Project Lead
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English Language Arts
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Indigenous Studies
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K-12 Curriculum
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Grade 1
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