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Grade 6 – Table of contents

  • Teaching Notes and Approaches
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  • Lesson A – Wabanaki Worldview
    Ta’n tel-pilu’ – nmitmk wskwitqamu
    Waponahkewiyik Piluwamsultuwakonol
    • Curriculum Outcomes
    • Background Notes for the Teacher
    • Activity 1 – Interconnectedness and Balance
    • Activity 2 – Seventh Generation Thinking & Netukulimk
    • Activity 3 – Holistic Nature Walk
    • References
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Grade 6: Lesson A

Ta’n tel-pilu’ – nmitmk wskwitqamu
Wabanaki Worldview
Waponahkewiyik Piluwamsultuwakonol

Theme:

Ta’n Wenin
Identity
Wetapeksuwakon

Social Studies

Wabanaki – Identity (Grade 7)

  • Skill Descriptor: Discuss the worldviews, languages, cultures, and traditions of Wabanaki peoples with respect.
  • Global Competencies: CL, CM, CTPS, SASM, SGC
  • Achievement Indicators:
    • Discuss Indigenous knowledges and ways of knowing.

Geography – Human Systems and Interactions (Grade 6)

  • Skill Descriptor: Investigate the cultural, ethnic, and linguistic groups in the Atlantic region.
  • Global Competencies: CL, CM, CTPS, SASM, SGC
  • Achievement Indicators:
    • Identify some of the cultural, ethnic, and linguistic groups that exist in the Atlantic region.

Science

Scientific Literacy – Responsible and Sustainable Application (Grades 6 & 7)

  • Skill Descriptor: Apply scientific and technological knowledge and an understanding of sustainable practices responsibly, with respect to natural and technical sensory systems (Grade 6), matter and Earth surface processes (Grade 7).
  • Global Competencies: CTPS, ICE, SASM
  • Achievement Indicators:
    • Consider how contact with Europeans has impacted Wabanaki connections to the natural world.
    • Identify the impacts that seasonal cycles and natural seasonal events have on Wabanaki Peoples.
    • Outline the relationship Wabanaki peoples have throughout time with living beings, land, water, ecosystems, and the environment.
    • Discuss elements of Wabanaki worldviews.

Visual Arts (Grade 6)

  • Skill Descriptor: Analyze artistic intent in their own and others’ expressive works.
  • Global Competencies: CL, CM, CTPS, ICE
  • Achievement Indicators:
    • Identify the source of ideas behind their own work
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