Indigenous Learning Resources

“Education is key to a true and lasting reconciliation, and educators are essential role models for change,”
— Rob Fleming, Minister of Education.

The following resources can help you teach your students about Indigenous Culture.

Beyond September 30: Doing the work

BCTF Aboriginal Education

First Nations Education Steering Committee (FNESC)

Orange Shirt Day

Indigenous Art Practices Series
Recordings and resources from SFU’s three professional development workshops. The content was designed with K-12 educators in mind who wish to incorporate the Indigenous arts into their educational practices.

Musqueam Teaching Kit
Learn about the language, stories, history, and culture of the Musqueam people.

Search for your district or another district's learning resources like SD61's Indigenous Education Teaching Resources

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​Indigenous Learning Resources

Indigenous Learning Resources