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History Month Children’s Books
An Indigenous collection of children’s books
Canmore Public Library
Kids Shows
This collection features shows like Anaana’s Tent, Molly of Denali and so much more!
CBC KIDS
Online Interactive Map
See what languages & territories are in your area!
Native-Land.ca
Elder Approved Bannock Recipe
Enjoy this traditional favorite!
Calgary Herald – Recipe from the Aahksoyo’p Nootski Cookbook
Facts for Kids
Animated video about Indigenous people of Canada
Alex Kids Fun
National Indigenous History Month
Video When did it start and what is it?
CBC Kids News
Online Indidgenous Acivities for Kids
Braid a bracelet – lots of fun activities and games!
Government of Canada
How I’d Learn Indigenous Culture..
Learn 6 ways to start learning!
Mallory Rose
Métis Culture Video
A fun and informative video
Edmonton Public Schools
Enoch Animated Videos
24 short videos on fishing, berry picking and more!
Enoch Animated
Indigenous Video Games
Quests inspired by indigenous teachings, and stories
CBC
Nature Bingo
Explore mother earth with this fun outdoor game!
Spirit North
Indigenous Word Coloring Pages
Colouring pages with words from across Turtle Island
National Arts Centre
Oldest Inuit Footage Ever
Incredible footage of the Inuit, Yupik and Inupiat tribes.
Yestervid
Indigenous Games for Children
Fun games and activities for ages 5 and up
High Five
Metis Digital Scavenger Hunt
A fun learning game about Metis culture & traditions
Rupertsland Centre
Traditional Inuit Games
Iqaluit, Nunavut favorite Traditional Inuit Games.
Athropolis
Naming of the Moons
Traditional naming of the months and moons
Western Washington University
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ALIGN’S Indigenous Online Jigsaw Puzzles
ALIGN Association created these Indigenous online jigsaw puzzles to support foster/kinship caregivers of Indigenous children and youth with activities that further their awareness of culture and traditions.
The best thing about jigsaw puzzles is that they require you to slow down and look at all the details as you piece the whole picture together. In a fast moving world filled with photos and graphics this is an opportunity for children, youth and adults to relax and appreciate the details of the traditional regalia, food, animals, teepees, totem poles and more!
