To continue the conversation about indigenous culture in the classroom and the garden, you might want to take a look at this webpage about treaties.
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This video showcases a school that values their food garden as an integral part of their school community.
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The teaching resource collection within the archives at the NCTR is composed of over 300 unique English-language resources and 100 French-language resources related to residential schools and other closely related topics.
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This book emphasizes food's role in our social being. It explores food through various social differences such as class, race, gender and age. It is designed for advanced readers so exploration with older students is recommended.
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If you would like to explore the possibility of creating a Three Sisters Garden, this lesson plan is a great guide!
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To support your lessons about Mi'Kmaq culture, this e-book could be a great go-to. Lesson suggestions are divided by grade and topics covered include expressing emotion, diversity and awareness, indian residential schools, and more.
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Building a garden that is accessible to students, community members, and volunteers of all abilities and disabilities is essential.
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