rights and interactions with early governments in Canada (e.g., the Indian Act, potlatch ban, reserve system, residential schools, treaties) the history of the local Sample topic: Social community and of local First local archives and Studies 4 Peoples communities museums dances, songs, stories, and objects traditional and created by Aboriginal peoples for use in Arts contemporary Aboriginal arts daily life or to serve a purpose inspired Education 5 and arts-making processes by ceremonies as part of cultural tradition everything in the environment is First Peoples concepts of one/connected (e.g., sun, sky, plants interconnectedness in the Science 5 and animals) and we have a environment responsibility to care for them First Peoples knowledge of Science 5 sustainable practices Sample activities: Distinguish between the different levels of government in Canada: municipal, provincial, territorial, federal Summarize the levels of government (First responsibilities of government (e.g., Peoples, federal, provincial, Social providing and and municipal), their main Studies 5 administering services, functions, and sources of making laws, collecting funding and allocating taxes) Through role-play, simulation, or case study, examine the election process (e.g., different political parties, voting) Sample topics:
rights and interactions with early governments in Canada (e.g., the Indian Act, potlatch ban, reserve system, residential schools, treaties) the history of the local community and of local First Peoples communities Social Studies 4 Sample topic: local archives and museums traditional and contemporary Aboriginal arts and arts-making processes Arts Education 5 dances, songs, stories, and objects created by Aboriginal peoples for use in daily life or to serve a purpose inspired by ceremonies as part of cultural tradition First Peoples concepts of interconnectedness in the environment Science 5 everything in the environment is one/connected (e.g., sun, sky, plants and animals) and we have a responsibility to care for them First Peoples knowledge of sustainable practices Science 5 levels of government (First Peoples, federal, provincial, and municipal), their main functions, and sources of funding Social Studies 5 Sample activities: Distinguish between the different levels of government in Canada: municipal, provincial, territorial, federal Summarize the responsibilities of government (e.g., providing and administering services, making laws, collecting and allocating taxes) Through role-play, simulation, or case study, examine the election process (e.g., different political parties, voting) Sample topics:
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