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		Through Mala's Eyes - Life in an Inuit Community This fictitious story of a 12-year-old Inuk boy, will help you and your students appreciate life in the Inuit community of Salluit, in Nunavik, Northern Quebec. Designed for students from 9 to 12 years, this education resource also includes activities and lesson plans. This material can also be adapted to other grade levels. It includes a wall map of Inuit communities in Canada. (83 pages)
		THE LEARNING CIRCLE: Elementary-level learning exercises on First Nations. Guide for teachers of children aged 4 to 7.
		THE LEARNING CIRCLE: Elementary-level learning exercises on First Nations. Guide for teachers of children aged 8 to 11.
		THE LEARNING CIRCLE: Intermediary-level learning exercises on First Nations. Guide for teachers of children aged 12 to 14.
		It's A Pow Wow: A fun find-it game illustrating what you may find at a Pow Wow.
		Crunchers: The cruncher is a fun colouring activity and will help children ages 8 to 12 learn more about First Nations, Métis and Inuit peoples in Canada.	Instructions	Download Only
		INFORMATION SHEETS 14 individual sheets for children aged 8 to 11.
		Nunavut, Canada's Third Territory 'North of 60'
		Chances Are It's Aboriginal: A Conversation About Aboriginal Foods		Download Only
		Legends and Stories: Part Of An Oral History		Download Only
		Life In An Aboriginal Community		Download Only
		Aboriginal Sports: Timeless Play		Download Only
		First Nations Music In Canada		Download Only
		Travel In The Northwest Territories and Nunavut
		Discover Inuit Art
		Far North Food: From Arctic Char to Processed Snacks
		My Summer On The Pow Wow Trail
		Stories The Totems Tell: Bringing Aboriginal Poles To Life		Download Only
		Learn About Aboriginal Names		Download Only
		Aboriginal Veterans
		First Nations People of Canada		Download Only
		AN ABORIGINAL BOOK LIST FOR CHILDREN: A selection of children's literature about Aboriginal peoples.
		CLAIRE AND HER GRANDFATHER A story for children on First Nations and Inuit contributions. Features images to colour and teacher's section on activities for the classroom.
		INUKSUK PUZZLE: 3-dimensional Inuksuk puzzle.
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