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Part 1 November 11, Part 2 November 18 and Part 3 November 25, 2024.
Travel back in time to Manito Ahbee Aki, where the Red River meets the Assiniboine, as it existed thousands of years ago. Under the guidance of Indigenous Museum Educators, students will learn from community Knowledge Keepers and build Anishinaabemowin vocabulary as they explore the lands around the petroforms and learn how to be part of the community. Lessons will be supported by real Indigenous Artistic and Cultural Belongings that currently reside at ROM.
These lessons are sequential and must be completed in order. If you want to experience the whole journey, submit a booking for each of these dates.
Part 1 – November 11, 2024: Journey to Manito Ahbee Aki, explore the Petroforms and build your Anishinaabemowin vocabulary.
Part 2 – November 18, 2024: Continuing where we left off in Part 1, we’ll travel to a new community to learn about different clans, and help the community prepare for a bison hunt.
Part 3 – November 25, 2024: Continuing where we left off in Part 2, we’ll make some trades with the local trader, and learn about the Three Sisters so we can begin to set up a community of our own.
Can’t attend live? No problem! In this special YouTube Live Format, you’ll be able to pause and play the lesson to go at the pace that’s right for your students. If you can’t attend live, you can still follow along with the recording through the links you’ll receive when you book.
Requirements:
Class set of devices with Minecraft Education
Familiarity with basic Minecraft controls (movement, placing blocks, etc.)
New to Minecraft?
We recommend that students are familiar with the basic Minecraft controls taught in the How to Play tutorials in the Minecraft Lesson Library, particularly:
How to Play: Movement (Keyboard and Mouse / Touchscreen)
How to Play: Break and Place (Keyboard and Mouse / Touchscreen)
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