Mini Camp 1: Lesson 8 - Model of a Teepee Activity
In this activity you will build your own model of a teepee and learn about them!
Acknowledgement: In this lesson, we learn where teepees come from and how they are a true form of architecture, in a respectful way, not wanting to appropriate their culture in any way. We believe that educating our youths about the beauties of different cultures will help them understand and respect them. We also want to acknowledge that we live on traditional, ancestral and unceded territory of First Nations people and we are grateful to them.
In this activity you will build your own model of a teepee and learn about them!
Acknowledgement: In this lesson, we learn where teepees come from and how they are a true form of architecture, in a respectful way, not wanting to appropriate their culture in any way. We believe that educating our youths about the beauties of different cultures will help them understand and respect them. We also want to acknowledge that we live on traditional, ancestral and unceded territory of First Nations people and we are grateful to them.
In this activity you will build your own model of a teepee and learn about them!
Acknowledgement: In this lesson, we learn where teepees come from and how they are a true form of architecture, in a respectful way, not wanting to appropriate their culture in any way. We believe that educating our youths about the beauties of different cultures will help them understand and respect them. We also want to acknowledge that we live on traditional, ancestral and unceded territory of First Nations people and we are grateful to them.
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There will be a list of materials and step by step photos to help your kid(s) do the work.
How old does your child need to be? The age group for these activities is 6 to 14 years old. But it’s up to you to try with younger or older kids :) Each can do a different level. I will suggest some ways to go more in depth for older kids when possible.
What materials will you need? I have tried to keep it as minimal as possible: a printer , white paper, pencil, marker, ruler, eraser, scissors, glue stick, coloring pencils, water-colors…
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