Subject Guides: First Nations, Métis and Inuit Contexts in Education: Treaty Education K-12

Online Resources

Explanation of Treaties and Treaty Days
Indigenous Perspectives Education Guide
From the Historica Canada Education Portal. Treaties - p. 10-11.
Wampum Diplomacy
From CanadasHistory.ca.
Treaties and the law: Teacher Resource Guide
(2007, Public Legal Education
Association of Saskatchewan) Available at: Office of the Treaty Commissioner of Saskatchewan

Thanks to Sharla Peltier for sharing many of these resources for teaching Treaties in the K-12 classroom.

We are all Treaty People An on-going quest to bring treaty education to the classroom
Grade 3 teacher blog documenting her experience of bringing technology and treaty education into all aspects of her classroom. Includes videos suitable for younger and older children.
Treaty Education Roadtrip Series
Developed by Alberta Regional Professional Development Consortia (ARPDC)
We Are All Treaty People Book Anishinabek Story [Youtube Video]

Teaching Treaties in the Classroom (white binder) can be found in the Treaty Resource Kit.

Under One Sun. Grade 7.
[book 6] The treaty edition.
Under One Sun invites Kindergarten-Grade 8 students and teachers to connect with Indigenous history, culture and perspectives.
The learning circle: classroom activities on First Nations in Canada
Unit 7: Treaties. Availble online and in print.
Raccoon's Last Race
Connection to Treaty Education: use to illustrate the power of words.
A Promise Is a Promise by Robert Munsch & Michael Kusugak ; art, Vladyana Krykorka
We are all -- Treaty people
Explains the history of the Anishinaabeg, or Anishinabek nations. The nations of Ojibwa, Chippewa, Odawa, Mississauga, Potawatomi, Algonquin, and Delaware peoples are described. Target audience: Grade 6
We Are All Treaty People by Roger Epp
ISBN: 9780888645067