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Objective

Maximize educators ability to achieve multiple Curriculum Expectations around “First Nations Studies” at the same time targeting many goals mandated in the First Nation, Metis, and Inuit Educational Policy Framework.

The Six Nations Iroquois Program Teachers Resource Guide meets at least 54 Specific Expectations as well as at least 14 First Nation, Metis, and Inuit Educational Policy Framework goals.

Teachers Curriculum Kit Contains

Six Nations Iroquois Clans Program
  1. 24 assorted visuals supporting the 3 stories.
  2. 20 minute, DVD, village life, campfire stories, clans.
  3. 20 minute, CD, reading of all 3 stories by Six Nations elders.
  4. Packaged set of all 9 Clan Art Cards.
  5. Nine (9) laminated clan images for student hands on use.
  6. Student Booklets template.
  7. Three sections: a) Creation b) Clans c) The Peacemaker
  8. Seven (7) teacher made ready lessons.
  9. Includes; Activities, Evaluation (Rubrics), and Assessment Activities.
  10. Contains teacher’s answers.
  11. A Summary Evaluation at end of each unit.
  12. All student assignments have been prepared.
  13. Integrating: Arts, Language, Social Studies.
  14. Direct correlation to Grade Six studies. (Easily adapted to other grade levels).
  15. Supports and exceeds existing curriculum.
  16. Word Wall & Glossary of terms, Haudenosaunee names.
    2 Audio Cassettes containing 15 traditional songs & Bone Rattle