Canada has three distinct groups of Aboriginal people: First Nations, Metis, and Inuit. Foundational questions such as “Who are the Aboriginal people?”, “What languages do they speak?” and “How did they live and how to do they live today?” will be explored. Students will learn about local and regional history with our programmers. Focusing on a specific event or Aboriginal group? We are happy to tailor the program to support your curriculum needs.
We encourage questions and discussions relevant to the Aboriginal Peoples of Canada, both in the past and present. Sharing stories, considering different perspectives, and recognizing the impactful contributions of the Aboriginal community throughout our history will give students the tools they need to be well informed citizens. This program includes a hands-on activity.
Curriculum Links: Aboriginal Canada, Alberta History
Fees
We’re a non-profit organization, and program fees help cover the cost of instruction, supplies and equipment.
- We charge a minimum class fee based on 14 students
- $5.25 per student
Payment
We’ll send an invoice to your school within one month—please don’t bring your payment to the workshop.
Please make cheques payable to Arts and Heritage St. Albert. Include invoice numbers and mail to: Arts and Heritage St. Albert, Suite #200, 20 Perron Street, St. Albert, AB T8N 1E4
For account inquiries, contact us at 780-459-1163 or registration@artsandheritage.ca
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