In this section of the website there are links and ideas for connecting Indigenous learning in your classroom and school to days of significance for Indigenous Peoples across Canada.
If you find any incorrect information on my website please email me at [email protected] so I can correct it asap. please be aware that there may be copyright restrictions on items shared on this website and to use the information accordingly. This site is always being revised and updated so sometimes items may move or not be available anymore. If you are looking for something specific please send me an email. Some things on this site are age specific. Please preview before sharing with classes. If you are aware of additional resources or links that you are willing to share please let me know and I will add them.
*Please note that it is always best practice to prioritize local Indigenous knowledge and culture, and consult with elders/knowledge keepers, especially when teaching about traditional Indigenous practices. If you are able to find an elder/knowledge keeper to come in and teach students, or even to do it through an online source such as Zoom, Teams or Facebook, this is always best practice.
If you find any incorrect information on my website please email me at [email protected] so I can correct it asap. please be aware that there may be copyright restrictions on items shared on this website and to use the information accordingly. This site is always being revised and updated so sometimes items may move or not be available anymore. If you are looking for something specific please send me an email. Some things on this site are age specific. Please preview before sharing with classes. If you are aware of additional resources or links that you are willing to share please let me know and I will add them.
*Please note that it is always best practice to prioritize local Indigenous knowledge and culture, and consult with elders/knowledge keepers, especially when teaching about traditional Indigenous practices. If you are able to find an elder/knowledge keeper to come in and teach students, or even to do it through an online source such as Zoom, Teams or Facebook, this is always best practice.
Indigenous Scary Short stories (please note there could be sensitive content in these stories including violence, language, sex, and drugs. Please preview and share accordingly.
Human Eaters by Royce K. Young Wolf
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Iqsinaqtutalik Piqtuq-The Haunted Blizzard by Aviaq Johnston
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Kushtuka- Inuit Story
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Night in the Chrysalis by Tiffany Morris
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Scariest Story ever by Richard Van Camp
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The Scientists Horror Story by Darcie Little Badger
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They Come at Night by Alex Soop
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Utiqtuq by Gayle Kabloona
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