How to Teach Young Children About Indigenous Culture 🌱 (7 Grandfather Teachings and more)

How to Teach Young Children About Indigenous Culture 🌱 (7 Grandfather Teachings and more)
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This video is about Indigenous teachings for kids. Indigenous teachings kids should be practiced as children are capable of understanding so much more than we often give them credit for. Teaching kids, or specifically teaching kids Indigenous culture is so important for spreading the Indigenous culture and fostering awareness. How to teach kids about culture may be done by reading them books, watching TV shows, or other activities; things like toys and activities that they are already enjoying. Indigenous culture for kids is so important and it can be incorporated in crafts, activities, videos, or in school.
Topics about Indigenous peoples can be taught to children at a young age. The sooner that Indigenous culture for kids is learned, the sooner it becomes a part of their normal, everyday life. How to talk about Indigenous people for kids can be done in so many ways which include but are not limited to: bringing them to museums, historical sites, pictographs, and other educational places. How to teach kids Indigenous culture may start by teaching the values that relate to Indigenous culture such as the 7 Grandfather Teachings.
How to teach kids Indigenous may be done in so many ways which may also include teaching about the Medicine Wheel where it teaches and helps us understand the cycle of life, nature, and the human experience. Teachings Indigenous Canada for kids and incorporating them into their daily lives will enrich them in meaningful ways and teaches them about a beautiful special culture. Kids learning Indigenous culture does not have to be like being in school. Indigenous teachings for children can be incorporated in small ways like practicing daily gratitude, reading a new book every week, or creating art. Overall, it is never too early to gently start teaching Indigenous culture for children.
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[@muriel5826]

I loved these suggestions. I'm a kindergarten teacher and was introduced to the seven Grandfather Teachings last year. My colleague and I used it in place of our "I can be a peaceful kid" unit and it was absolutely great.

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[@seraphinedubeau8732]

I am from ON Canada and I am super exited because I get to learn so much with my friends and we learn how to bake indigenous food and smudge and I got a shell and some sage for my birth day and I was so exited! I am saving up to buy some stuff from you, thank you for posting all these videos I learn so much from you. I told my teacher about you and sometimes we watch your videos! Thank you so much!!!

[@MalloryRoseCo]

that is amazing! Thank you for sharing our teachings with your friends, family and classmates!

[@ashleyking3385]

my boys are learning their Ojibwe culture (their dad) and Irish culture (me). However I also teach my boys about culture from all over the world. The biggest things we do is read them books that depict different characters from all over the world.

[@MalloryRoseCo]

that is truly amazing that you are teaching them all cultures - keep it up Momma!

[@SixFigureBusinessCoaching]

A great topic to discuss!

[@MalloryRoseCo]

we agree! thank you :)

[@MalloryRoseCo]

What kind of questions do your children ask about other cultures or other “grown up” topics?

[@seraphinedubeau8732]

this made me learn so much

[@MalloryRoseCo]

we are so glad you feel that way!

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[@monicadaugherty577]

Hi Mallory! I'm a preschool teacher and my kids are mostly 3 years old. There isn't a lot of indigenous books that are 3 year old friendly that I have seen, do you have any specifics that would help?

[@RusticChivalry1985]

What tv shows and books do you recommend for kids?

[@MalloryRoseCo]

For a great start check out the kid's books we have: tribaltradeco.com/collections/books

[@paml6403]

Talking about Indigenous culture and children with a cocktails shirt...threw me off!