Indigenous Education Resources for Students

On this site you'll find some great ebooks and e-magazines that feature Indigenous writers and communities.

In this 1-minute video from CBC, Elder Wilfred Buck explains how the Cree observe the shortest day and the longest night of the year.

Janaye learns about Totem Poles with Master Carver Keith!

Have you heard about Indigenous regalia? Do you know about the special clothes they wear for ceremonies and dances? Learn more here!

CBC Kids News contributor Isabel DeRoy-Olson explores what it means to be an ally on National Indigenous Peoples Day.

You probably have noticed or participated in an Indigenous land acknowledgement. Maybe at your school, before a sporting event or at an assembly. But what are Indigenous land acknowledgements?

Have you heard of Code talkers? These were Indigenous soldiers in World War II who spoke Cree. The code talkers would send sensitive or secret messages in Cree to each other and then translate it back into English.

By building canoes using only materials harvested from the land, Indigenous peoples are connecting to the past and ensuring their culture survives.

Ever wonder how to use the proper terms when referring to Indigenous Peoples? Inuk journalist Ossie Michelin has a friendly how-to guide.

An article from the archived Alberta Online Encyclopedia.