Lhtakoh Identity Dot Art. Using Dakelh Syllabics to represent characteristics and Metis Dot Painting. Lhtakoh means ‟Waters within each other”, due to the fact that for a considerable distance after the Nechako enters the Fraser one can see the distinct streams, which differ in colour due to the different amounts of silt they carry.” – Bill Poser. All students had Lhtakoh on their paper to represent the land we live on. Recognizing and acknowledging the connection we have with ourselves, each other, the community and the land.
While focussing on different biomes, I created an interactive space for each biome for the students.
ROCK YOUR MOCS
ROCK YOUR MOCS
ADST Dugout Canoes – Linking to Social Studies & Rock Your Mocs & Science.
Dandelion Harvest and Lotion Making.
One of my favourite activities we did in an ADST class – With one of my favourite people that I met in this program.
School of Education Retreat at Lheidli T’enneh Memorial Park. I was asked to speak on behalf of the Elementary Cohort at UNBC. Amazing experience, I am so grateful to be considered and invited to this retreat where I got to make connections and build relationships with so many amazing people.