Environment Centre Program

Traditional Skills

Throughout history and around the world, people have skillfully found ways of providing food, warmth, shelter, and community; all without the aid of modern conveniences. From plant identification to fire-making, students learn how various Indigenous cultures survived in the ofttimes harsh northern conditions of this land. How better to learn about traditional living than by trying out some of these life-sustaining skills?

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First Nations, Métis and Inuit Studies • Grades 9-12 Canadian and World Studies • Grades 9-10 Social Studies, History, and Geography • Grades 6 - Social Studies: Heritage and Identity • Grade 7 - History: Heritage and Identity and Geography: Physical Patterns in a Changing World • Grade 8 - Global Settlement: Patterns and Sustainability

* Curriculum links for this program are based on “The Ontario Curriculum, Grades 1-8: Science and Technology“

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Environment Centre Program

Traditional Skills

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