A Noticing Water Project – Respect
This video, created by Jennifer Whiffin and Joy Fast, invites learners to become careful observers of water. Focusing on the principle of Respect, from Dr. Jo-ann Archibald’s Indigenous Storywork, the video encourages learners to understand respect as patience, attentiveness, and care for both human and more-than-human.
A Noticing Water Project – Reverence
This video, created by Jennifer Whiffin and Joy Fast, invites learners to become careful observers of water. Focusing on the principle of Reverence, from Dr. Jo-ann Archibald’s Indigenous Storywork, the video encourages learners to approach water with openness, curiosity, and gratitude.
Mentorship in Action
Sam’s Grade 6/7 class guided Kindergarten buddies, inspired by Jen Whiffin and Joy Fast’s Outdoor Math and Indigenous Storywork principles of Reciprocity and Respect.
What Is The Most Beautiful Thing You Know About Cedar Trees?
Inspired by What is the Most Beautiful Thing You Know About Horses? Students explore their environments mathematically, culminating in a story as the finished product.
Bridging Worlds – Bringing Math to the Powwow
This lesson uses Powwow data to teach mean, median, mode, and range through circle graphs. Students explore data collection and central tendency.
