Indigenous Inventions, Innovations, and Creativity - Virtual

A colourful classroom with a display screen at the front. The screen shows iggaak (snow goggles) carved from wood with narrow horizontal slits for the eyes, and a string at the back.

Category

Virtual Lessons with ROM Educators

Duration

30 - 45 minutes

Audience

Educators, Schools

Age

5-12

Grades

1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, Kindergarten

Subjects

Art & Culture, Canada, Canadian & World Studies, History, Indigenous, Science, Science & Technology, Social Sciences & Humanities, Social Studies, The Arts

About this Lesson

Learn more about the diverse contributions of Indigenous Peoples highlighting innovation, creativity, and knowledge in areas like art, science, and design.

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This program takes a closer look at extraordinary contributions from Indigenous Peoples from all over Turtle Island featured in art, sciences, technology, sport and more. 

Through hands-on activities and discussions, students will gain a deeper appreciation for Indigenous cultures and their lasting impact on contemporary society. 

 

Delivery LanguageThis lesson is offered in English only
Activities
  • Virtual gallery exploration
  • Polls, quizzes, and Q&A
FormatVirtual Lesson
Duration
  • 30 minutes (Grade K-3 )
  • 45 minutes (Grade 4-8)
PricingFree
Minimum Group10
Maximum Group600

Available Dates

Learning Goals

Understand Indigenous contributions to technology, daily life, and art.

Celebrate innovation and creativity from Indigenous communities.

Demonstrate how specific Indigenous contributions have shaped Canadian identity.

Curriculum Connections

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