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- 'O Me-nok Learning Center Announcements
’O Me-nok students will celebrate California Native American Day through grade-level cultural learning—click for activities and resources.
’O Me-nok Learning Center will celebrate California Native American Day on Friday, September 25 with learning activities highlighting Native cultures, history, traditions, and connections to the land.
Students will take part in activities tailored to their grade levels:
- TK/K — Lesson on Northern California Tribal necklaces
- Grades 1 and 2 — Visit with a dugout canoe builder
- Grade 3 — Study the importance of plants and animals to Native cultures
- Grades 4 and 5 — Learn about the importance of “Settling Up” with guest presenter Brie Fraley
California Native American Day is a statewide observance honoring the First Peoples of the land now known as California. It celebrates living cultures, affirms and upholds Tribal sovereignty, and provides opportunities to learn about California Native history, resilience, and contemporary leadership.
Find additional resources here:
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1Cr2ml17-6L47Q1kmjb9EjFg5P4Tn8nFq