by boot | Feb 20, 2025
The central conflict of this book is global climate change. The three brothers sense that the weather is changing, and this is why they can’t spot any wild animals where they live, except for birds. Research weather patterns in your area to see the ways global climate...
by boot | Feb 20, 2025
What happens in this story? What is the main problem the three brothers encounter? How do they attempt to address or resolve that problem? What kind of feeling(s) does the book end on? What is your favorite part of the story? Did you feel a sense of connection to the...
by boot | Feb 20, 2025
Materials: Use any recycled material such as a left over delivery box or a cereal box Paint, markers, crayons or pencils Scissors String Branch found outside on the ground. Please do not break off a branch from a living tree Instructions: Inspired by the book, choose...
by boot | Feb 20, 2025
Anishnawbe Health Toronto — Traditional Teaching and Other Brochures (for information on clans and the four sacred medicines): Traditional...
by boot | Feb 20, 2025
Locate within your area the nearest First Nations community and Métis community. Using the internet, do some research on the community. Invite a guest speaker to share some information about the community with your class. When you invite them, you may ask them to talk...
