Medicine Wheel Teacher Examples The examples in this

Let’s see how teachers are using the medicine wheel in the classroom: For too

After a Medicine Wheel teachings workshop the teachers then created their own Medicine Wheels

Science – Grade 2 Medicine Wheel booklet

Arborfield – grade 6 students designed personal balance wheels in the being of their:

Science – The understanding of Medicine from First Nation oral tradition

Created by Karen Holowka – Carrot River High School

Science – After learning about Traditional Medicine plants the students did their own research

Science – Grade 3 TES The four Sacred plants: Tobacco / Kinikinick Sage Sweatgrass

Animals Legged Ones Fish Insects Crawlers Swimmers Birds Science – Grade Kind – Gr.

Hudson Bay Kindergarten students learned about the creatures of the Medicine Wheel

Art Wagner students created their names using the four colors of the medicine wheel

Leadership 10 class – Research study of First Nation leaders

FNMI Artist Study by LP Millar students – teacher Ren Lukoni

Porcupine Plain ELA students created their own legends

Phys. Ed – This Medicine Wheel remains in the gymnasium area to remind the

TMSS – use this Medicine Wheel as a school wide behavior matrix – formatted

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Medicine Wheel Teacher Examples The examples in this power point are from NESD teachers Much gratitude for creating with your students and sharing

Let’s see how teachers are using the medicine wheel in the classroom: For too long, First Nation teachings were not invited to have a place in European education. The time has come where we can see how balanced an educational delivery can be with the understanding of the medicine wheel. It is a way to teach global thinking!

After a Medicine Wheel teachings workshop the teachers then created their own Medicine Wheels for use in their classrooms.

Science - Seasons

Science – Grade 2 Medicine Wheel booklet

Health – Traditional Medicine

Arborfield – grade 6 students designed personal balance wheels in the being of their: Physical Spiritual Emotional Mental

Science – The understanding of Medicine from First Nation oral tradition

Created by Karen Holowka – Carrot River High School

Science – After learning about Traditional Medicine plants the students did their own research

The four Sacred Plants by TES Grade 3

Science – Grade 3 TES The four Sacred plants: Tobacco / Kinikinick Sage Sweatgrass Cedar

Animals Legged Ones Fish Insects Crawlers Swimmers Birds Science – Grade Kind – Gr. 3 – hands on activity – grouping the creatures in their quadrant Winged Ones

Hudson Bay Kindergarten students learned about the creatures of the Medicine Wheel

Art Wagner students created their names using the four colors of the medicine wheel By Kevin Steine

Leadership 10 class – Research study of First Nation leaders

FNMI Artist Study by LP Millar students – teacher Ren Lukoni

Porcupine Plain ELA students created their own legends

ELA 90 – Leanne Gruending

Phys. Ed – This Medicine Wheel remains in the gymnasium area to remind the students of their responsibility for physical balance. Created by Brenda Bessette and Rodney White

Medicine Wheel Collage

TMSS – use this Medicine Wheel as a school wide behavior matrix – formatted by Stephanie Pipke-Painchaud