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Indigenous Garden Project

This project merged math and Indigenous knowledge through a permaculture garden design. Students applied measurement concepts while exploring their land and culture.

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Problems with a Purpose

Problems with a Purpose

The CEMC’s “Problems with Purpose” offers real-world math challenges, including Cree language puzzles, for grades 4-12.

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Indigenizing Minecraft through a Numeracy (STEAM) Lens

Indigenizing Minecraft through a Numeracy (STEAM) Lens

embark on a historical journey to a coastal village where students collaborate with Elders to learn sustainable winter preparation. Armed with this ancestral knowledge, students are tasked with designing their own thriving community

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Place-Based Math Meets Indigenous Storywork

Place-Based Math Meets Indigenous Storywork

Jess Kyle’s project merged Indigenous Storywork and place-based math. By incorporating Sto:lo stories and territory story mats, students explored math through their surroundings, guided by their own curiosity.

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MMIWG on Unit for 2D-3D, Review Graphs, and Finance

MMIWG on Unit for 2D-3D, Review Graphs, and Finance

This resource features a five-day integrated lesson on Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls (MMIWG) from a mathematical perspective and social justice lens.

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Beadwork + Mathwork

Beadwork + Mathwork

Allison Gardner’s resource integrates beading into grades 4-8 math through a First Peoples Principles of Learning lens. Using the Medicine Wheel as a starting point, students explore math concepts while learning about beadwork. The resource includes detailed lesson plans and references to relevant texts.

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