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Books and Links resources in the area of Native Merican Studies.

High and low tech in the Social Studies Classroom

A free comic/storyboard creation program. No drawing skills required, just click & drag. Looks interesting. Could be a fun way for students to illustrate social studies/history/ native studies assignments or projects.

A Periodic Table of Visualization Methods shows a variety of methods for presenting information from complex diagrams to simplistic charts and everything in between. A wonderful tool for social studies/ native studies conceptualizations.

Social video created to raise awareness and support international and global projects.

The Freechild Project provides tools and training to young people and adults that engage children and youth in social change. For Grade 9 online resources

Oral history projects from Cultural people and studies, to specifics such as immigration, science and technology, and many more.

Feature story: Aboriginal and African Youth sharing knowledge about their cultures.

The study of ancient civilizations with topics such as arts and culture, political organization and world timeline, to list a few.

The NFB collection on environmental questions and the social and cultural lives of Canadians.

Contact directory for Manitoba Aboriginal and Northern Affairs.

Links to (2001-2008) issues of "Community Contact" - the bi-monthly newsletter published by Manitoba Aboriginal and Northern Affairs.\n\nAlso links to July 2006 & May 2007 back issues of "Northern Links" ("Promoting Healthy Active Living in Northern Manitoba")

Local Aboriginal tabloid-style newspaper. Published by Winnipeg Free Press columnist Colleen Simard.

Directed by Alanis Obomsawin who captured the stories of Christmas as told by the Cree children at Moose Factory.