Indigenous Peoples (Real Voices)
Synopsis:
The Algonquin peoples are the original inhabitants of parts of Quebec and Ontario. Learn about their deep ties to the land and culture straight from a member of the peoples.
Educator & Series Information
Recommended for grades 3 to 6.
This book is part of the Indigenous Peoples (Real Voices) series. Indigenous Peoples have inhabited the land we now know as North America long before the arrival of European explorers. Learn what makes each Nation unique by learning about their culture, daily life, celebrations and more. Explore the Indigenous experience past and present written by authentic voices.
Additional Information
24 Pages | 9" x 9" | Paperback
Synopsis:
The Cayuga nation are "The People of the Great Swamp." They are apart of the Haudenosaunee. Learn more from one of the members of the nation.
Educator & Series Information
Recommended for grades 3 to 6.
This book is part of the Indigenous Peoples (Real Voices) series. Indigenous Peoples have inhabited the land we now know as North America long before the arrival of European explorers. Learn what makes each Nation unique by learning about their culture, daily life, celebrations and more. Explore the Indigenous experience past and present written by authentic voices.
Additional Information
24 Pages | 9" x 9" | Paperback
Synopsis:
The Mi'kmaq nation are mainly located in the eastern portion of what is now Canada. Discover more about this resilient nation from a member of the peoples.
Educator & Series Information
Recommended for grades 3 to 6.
This book is part of the Indigenous Peoples (Real Voices) series. Indigenous Peoples have inhabited the land we now know as North America long before the arrival of European explorers. Learn what makes each Nation unique by learning about their culture, daily life, celebrations and more. Explore the Indigenous experience past and present written by authentic voices.
Additional Information
24 Pages | 9" x 9" | Paperback
Our logo reflects the greater Nation we live within—Turtle Island (North America)—and the strength
and core of the Pacific Northwest Coast peoples—the Cedar Tree, known as the Tree of Life. We are
here to support the building of strong nations and help share Indigenous voices.
