Seven Teachings Collaborative Poster | Elementary Art Activity | Colouring
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Use this collaborative poster bundle to celebrate and observe special events and classroom community throughout the school year. Students work together to achieve a common goal. Each colouring activity takes your students 10-30 minutes and just requires printing for you to use right away. It's a grePrice $99.20Original Price $124.00Save $24.80
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Use this collaborative poster with your class to start conversations about the Seven Grandfather Teachings. This colouring activity takes your students 10-30 minutes and just requires printing for you to use right away. It's a great activity to use to calm the mood or leave with a substitute teacher. Use the teachings as part of your classroom expectations all year.
This resource is part of our Big Collaborative Poster Bundle.
This cooperative activity includes:
- a collaborative poster you can use any time of year. It can be displayed all year long.
- directions to run the activity with your students.
- sets in 18, 24 or 36 pieces, so you can use them with any size class.
- simple instructions for your students so they know how their piece fits into the final poster.
- pieces with different levels of detail so you can give the right piece to each student.
- assembly instructions, along with tips for making the process as easy as possible.
- follow-up activities to extend learning by showing an understanding of the seven teachings.
- a finished poster size of approximately 46 cm x 70 cm (18” x 27”) or standard vertical poster size.
Please see the preview for a picture of the finished poster.
This activity supports:
- collaborative learning.
- learning about the traditional ways of Indigenous People in Canada and North America.
Looking for more activities to help build relationships in your classroom?
Looking for more resources to learn about Indigenous People in Canada?
- Ceremonial Plants of Indigenous People In Canada Research Activity
- Indigenous People in Canada Collaborative Research Project
- Sacred Medicinal Plants Collaborative Poster
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