Indigenous Knowledge – The Salmon and the Cedar

Discover the sophistication and art of the peoples of Canada’s Pacific Coast through an interactive presentation designed to illustrate the lifestyle of a coastal society, with an emphasis on social hierarchy and mythological art. The presentation is followed by a storytelling session and a workshop where students create a painted artwork. This activity is ideal for the West Coast theme in Grade 5 and as an introduction to the diversity of Indigenous peoples.

Content:

1. The richness of the Pacific Coast
2. Fishing in all its forms
3. The symbolism of a unique art form

Artifacts: fishing tools, decorated objects, natural materials, and more

BILINGUAL
Materials included
Cycle 2 and Cycle 3
6-12 years old (without parents)
No reimbursement if you miss this workshop
Minimum 12 registrations required

Price for the workshop – $25.00
Workshop fees are non-refundable once your child has attended the lesson.

Please send payment via e-transfer to info@inspiraexplor.ca
Registration is on a first-come, first-served basis.
Spots are reserved in the order payments are received.