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Maine Moose Modules- Prek and up Languages

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Maine Moose Modules- Prek and up Languages

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What Do You Know about the Wabanaki Nations and Their Languages? | MOOSE

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Maine Moose Module- Using my voice for activism

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Maine Moose Module- Using my voice for activism

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The Wabanaki and the Environment: Learning to Use My Voice Through Activism Today | MOOSE

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The Maine Online Open-Source Education (MOOSE) project is funded entirely (100%) through Federal money under the Coronavirus Response and Relief Supplemental Appropriations Act (CRRSA) and American Rescue Plan (ARP) totaling $4,598,000 for the current 2023-2024 funding cycle.

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Read Aloud: We Are Water Protectors by Carole Lindstrom | Stories with Star

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Wabanaki Studies in the Elementary Classroom

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Read Aloud: Fry Bread: A Native American Family Story by Kevin Noble Maillard | Stories with Star

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An organized & searchable collection of ready-to-go teaching resources, including First Nation lesson plans, about the Indigenous peoples of Atlantic Canada.

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Teaching Wabanaki Studies in Elementary School.mp4

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Wabanaki- Resources and Tools for Maine Classrooms

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Wabanaki- Resources and Tools for Maine Classrooms

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Wabanki People- A Story of Cultural Continuity

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Wabanki People- A Story of Cultural Continuity

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Wabanaki Planning Guide for Portland Teachers

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Wabanaki Planning Guide for Portland Teachers

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Wabanaki Studies Planning Guide for Portland Educators

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The Indigenous NH Harvest Calendar is an educational project by NH Farm to School in collaboration with the NH Indigenous Collaborative Collective and the Cowasuck Band of the Pennacook-Abenaki People. Use our Introduction Guide to get started, then browse through each Seasonal Harvest Calendar and download our beautiful posters to print and share!