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14. Indigenous Knowledge
14.1 Local Knowledge, Traditional uses of plants and animals
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Kindergarten
Cultural Perspectives
14. Indigenous Knowledge
14.1 Local Knowledge, Traditional uses of plants and animals
Discover How Plants and Animals Help Us: Indigenous Knowledge
You will learn how Elders share special wisdom about plants and animals. This traditional knowledge has been passed down for many, many years!
What You'll Learn
You learn how Elders share special plant and animal wisdom.
You discover healing plants and safe berries to eat.
You can read animal tracks to find where animals went.
You see how plants make baskets, clothing, and colorful dyes.
What You'll Practice
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You will answer questions about healing plants and Elders.
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You will identify animal tracks and what they tell you.
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You will explore how plants are used for food and baskets.
Why This Matters
You will use Indigenous knowledge to understand how plants and animals help people live, and how to respect and care for the natural world around you.
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Indigenous Knowledge
Healing Plants
Animal Tracks
Elder Wisdom
Plant Uses
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