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Video Tag: Grades K-12

Phyllis Webstad Reads Phyllis’s Orange Shirt

Phyllis Webstad reads Phyllis's Orange Shirt. Lesson Plans included.

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The Circle of Learning

Impacts of Residential School

Students will understand how experiences in childhood can affect families for generations by exploring a Survivor’s story and identifying how love, parenting, and healing changed over time. Lesson Plans included.

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The Circle of Learning

Tsucwinucw-k (We are still here)

Phyllis Webstad teachers the word Tsucwinucw. Lesson Plans included.

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The Circle of Learning

Purpose of Orange Shirt Day

Phyllis Webstad shares the purpose of Orange Shirt Day. Lesson Plans included.

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The Circle of Learning

Phyllis Webstad Introduction

Phyllis Webstad introduces herself.

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The Circle of Learning

Indigenous Reclaim: Living Traditional Teachings and Sharing Knowledge

In this interview with Jonathan and Anna Adams of Indigenous Reclaim, they share how they learn, practice, and pass on Indigenous teachings received from Elders and family. From teepee teachings, hide tanning...

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National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation

Phyllis Webstad Reads Every Child Matters

Join Residential School Survivor and author Phyllis Webstad as she reads from her book Every Child Matters.

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National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation

The Heartbeat of Powwow with Adrian and Kirra

Powwow dancer and MC Adrian LaChance and jingle dress dancer Kirra Meetoos share their knowledge of powwow dance, culture, and community through personal stories and practical teachings...

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National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation

Mādahòkì Farm Celebration of Indigenous Culture

Educators at Madahòkì Farm work together to share and celebrate Indigenous cultures, languages, and identities while reflecting on the lasting impacts of colonial policies such as the Indian Act and residential schools...

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National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation

Storytime: Bannock in a Hammock (presented by Forest of Reading)

This story explores a popular traditional Indigenous food and all the many ways to eat it! Read by Riker in Calgary, Alberta.

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CBC Kids

Indigenous Oji-Cree Artist Anachnid Performs Her Song: Braids

Multidisciplinary Indigenous Oji-Cree artist Anachnid stops by the apartment to perform her song Braids for Gary the Unicorn and Joojo.

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CBC Kids

Speak to us in innu

Children from the Innu Nation come together to demonstrate on the streets of their community and call upon the older generations to talk to them in Innu so they can pass down the Innu language.

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Wapikoni

Phyllis Webstad reads Every Child Matters

Join Residential School Survivor and author Phyllis Webstad as she reads from her book Every Child Matters and talks about her life before, during, and after residential school.

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National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation