Indigenous+Knowledge+across+the+Curriculum

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 * Contact Margo Campbell (Thom Collegiate) margo.cambell@rbe.sk.ca or Ted Weir (Campbell Collegiate) ted.weir@rbe.sk.ca to add additional material.**

a) **Humanities**


Traditional First Nations and European Worldviews & History.doc‎(62KB)‎

b) **Sciences**
Links to RBE website - Science 10 - Ecosystems and Sustainability - The first 6 attachments offer a First Nations/Metis perspective of Sustainability. All these resources can be sourced from the Stewart Resource Centre on the STF website. Science 10 - Motion in Our World - Exploring Motion Through Snow Snake Game Science 10 - Chemical Reactions Science 10 - Weather - Indigenous Knowledge and Cultural Weather Perspectives, The Six Seasons of the Woodland Cree Biology 30 - Racism in Canada This documentary reveals some of the hidden history of Blacks in Canada. In the 1930s in rural Ontario, a farmer buried the tombstones of a Black cemetery to make way for a potato patch. In the 1980s, descendants of the original settlers, Black and White, came together to restore the cemetery, but there were hidden truths no one wanted to discuss. Deep racial wounds were opened. Scenes of the cemetery excavation, interviews with residents and re-enactments--including one of a baseball game where a broken headstone is used for home plate--add to the film's emotional intensity. [|Canada's Hidden History]

Biology 30 - Living in the Hyphen Anne Marie Nakagawa's documentary examines what it means to have a background of mixed ancestries that cannot be easily categorized. By focusing on 7 Canadians who have one parent from a European background and one of a visible minority, she attempts to get at the root of what it means to be multi-ethnic in a world that wants each person to fit into a single category. Finding a satisfactory frame of reference in our 'multicultural utopia' turns out to be more complex than one might think. //**Between: Living in the Hyphen**// offers a provocative glimpse of what the future holds: a departure from hyphenated names towards a celebration of fluidity and being mixed. [|Biology 30 - Canada's Multi-ethnic Population]

**c) Maths**
Link - High School Math Blog - Integrating First Nations Content Link - Games from the First Nations People of North America (University of Regina) Link - First Nations Games of Chance Link - MathTube.org - Educational Games and Videos

**f) Physical Education**
Videos dealing with First Nations incidences of HIV/AIDS 