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Ladybug comic showing a car driving into the entryway of a cemetery

Ladybug

Story by Richard Van Camp, Illustrations by Micaela Dawn

Sivunivut: The Future

Sivunivut: The Future

This comic, illustrated and written by Olivia Akeeshoo Chislett, explores concepts of language, culture, and Indigenous futurism.

Root & STEM icon cover.

Isumakkaq

Isumakkaq is a game about guessing a secret word. The player will have several chances to guess the word. Everytime they guess the letters that they use can reveal hints as to what letters are part of the secret word.

Panels from Cole Pauls' "Just Like Us" comic.

Just Like Us

Cole Pauls explores the importance of Indigenous representation in video games through a personal story he wrote and illustrated.

Mshkiigwaatikohns Tea! Traditional Nerve Medicine

Mshkiigwaatikohns Tea! Traditional Nerve Medicine

In this tutorial, we will be learning about the medicinal properties of Tamarack bark tea and how to make Tamarack bark tea, or Mshkiigwaatikohns tea. We will be learning about traditional uses of Tamarack and why it’s known in First Nation communities as “nerve medicine”.

Three packages of seeds laying on some dirt. From left to right there is corn, beans, and squash.

Polyculture: Traditional Haudenosaunee Kionhekwa Garden

In this tutorial, we will be exploring sustainable polyculture crop production systems by learning how-to plant a traditional Haudenosaunee Three Sisters Garden. We will learn about the cultural and historical importance as well as the agricultural science behind the companion planting of the Three Sisters (corn, beans, and squash).

A mini greenhouse created out of a empty plastic dish, some dirt and lots of water to create an incubator for the seeds to grow.

Planting Traditional Medicine: Semaa; Oien’kwa’ón:we

In this tutorial, we will be learning about the traditional medicine semaa (tobacco) as it’s used by many First Nation groups and how to grow your own. Traditional tobacco is very different from commercial tobacco and is one of the four sacred medicines.

A completed Scratch project.

Navigating Canada

Using Scratch, students will learn about the locations of provinces, territories and various cultural areas of Canada!