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Museum of Vancouver Offers Educational Resource Kits on Indigenous Culture and Sustainability

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The Museum of Vancouver provides outreach and teacher resources, including educational kits focused on local indigenous heritage and environmental themes. Visitors and educators can access materials developed in collaboration with the Tsleil-Waututh Nation, featuring traditional seasonal activities used at the community's school, which focuses on land-based learning and outdoor experiential education.

Museum of Vancouver Offers Educational Resource Kits on Indigenous Culture and Sustainability

Museum of Vancouver Offers Educational Resource Kits on Indigenous Culture and Sustainability

Another available resource kit centres on Salish cedar root basketry. This material highlights a knowledge repatriation initiative, teaching students about traditional basket making techniques and the importance of resource stewardship using everyday craft materials.

Museum of Vancouver Offers Educational Resource Kits on Indigenous Culture and Sustainability

Additionally, the museum features self-guided scavenger hunt activities linked to the That Which Sustains Us exhibition, exploring themes of biodiversity, climate change, and water pollution. Visitors can also engage with online guided tours examining human choices and ecosystems in Canada and France.

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