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Indigenous Integration provides lessons and resources across content areas to meet Minnesota State Standards that specifically mention Anishinabe and Dakota people.
Elementary Indigenous Integration
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Smudging in SPPS: We Smudge Here: Lesson about smudging. Smudging is now a protected Indigenous cultural practice in all SPPS buildings. This lesson explains what smudging is and why some students request smudging at school.Literacy: Indigenous Book Collection SY 21-22: Accompanying lesson plans and SeeSaw/Schoology activitiesMath: Coming Soon!Science: Planetarium Partnership: Grades 3 and 4 are provided with an Indigenous-integrated experience.Social Studies: Indigenous Peoples' Day lesson, Orange Shirt Day lesson, Indigenous Heritage Month lessons, B'dote field trip (Grade 5)Social Emotional Learning: Ojibwe Seven Grandfather Teachings lessons
Middle & High School Indigenous Integration
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Smudging in SPPS: We Smudge Here Lesson about smudging. Smudging is now a protected Indigenous cultural practice in all SPPS buildings. This lesson explains what smudging is and why some students request smudging at school.
Resources for Staff
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Indigenous Issues Schoology Course - PowerSchool Course #: 21404This course includes five modules including Assimilation, Sovereignty, US Policies, Indian Education, and Indigenous Issues Today. Participants will be provided with two clock hours in Cultural Proficiency (P6 - American Indian Students).Land Acknowledgement GuidanceCreating statements to acknowledge the ancestral homelands of Indigenous people has gained popularity. When creating a statement, remember to include a "call to action." For more information, please review the material from the Native Governance Center.
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