Residential Schools Survivors Series
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The following sessions are separated into K-6 audience and grades 7-12 audience. There are 2 sessions for K-6 and 3 sessions for 7-12.
Part 1 of 2: K-6 Session: Phyllis Webstad talks with K - 6 Classes (30 min with Q&A for live session)
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Part 2 of 2: K-6 Session: Painting with Moses Lunham, K-6 classes. This will provide students with a reflective opportunity to connect their learning following the session with Phyllis.                                                                              
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Painting with Moses: Classrooms will need to provide their own materials for painting: Paint: red, yellow, blue, white, black Paintbrush; Water; Napkins; Pencil; Canvas or cardstock (heavy white paper) or white paper or primed cardboard (which is cardboard painted white and left to dry). These sessions are streamed to be able to pause if required while painting.
The following sessions are designed for grades 7 - 12 participants.
Part 1 of 3: Grade 7-12 Session: Phyllis Webstad talks with Grades 7-12 Classes (45 min with Q&A for live session)
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Part 2 of 3: Grade 7-12 Session: Lila Bruyere, Couchiching First Nation and residing in Sarnia, talks with Grades 7-12 Classes (45 min with Q&A for live session)
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Part 3 of 3: Grade 7-12 Session: Painting with Moses Lunham, 7-12 classes. This will provide students with a reflective opportunity to connect their learning following the session with Phyllis and Lila.                                                                              
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Painting with Moses: Classrooms will need to provide their own materials for painting: Paint: red, yellow, blue, white, black Paintbrush; Water; Napkins; Pencil; Canvas or cardstock (heavy white paper) or white paper or primed cardboard (which is cardboard painted white and left to dry). These sessions are streamed to be able to pause if required while painting.
Classes are invited to reflect on their learning and create a collaborative art installation to honor and remember residential school survivors, their families, and generations to come.
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