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Every Sunday starting March 23 - May 25

1pm - 4pm

WebbSprout Classroom in Confederation Park.  

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Students in grades 4 - 9 are encouraged to apply!

 

Ten weeks of workshops

culminating in a picnic for the whole family on Sunday, May 25th

 

Cost: $50/week for a 3-hour session. 

Pay weekly in advance to reserve your spot.

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Want to check it out but not commit to all 10 weeks?

Join a single workshop for just $45  

 

This week, only $400 if you pay for all 10 sessions in advance!

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** If price is the reason you cannot join us, please reach out to Briane to discuss a sliding scale option.

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If you are interested in this program for your organization, please contact us to discuss bringing this workshop to you!​​

Experience the values based learning of Turtle Island Teachings with First Nations Storyteller Carrie Saganace. Together with Briane Webb, a professional educator with more than 20 years of experience, this program will guide students in grades 6 -9 through a series of workshops designed to help them integrate indigenous values into their daily lives. 

 

We will explore the seven sacred teachings based on the ancient wisdom of the inhabitants of Turtle Island. This will be the foundation we will use to explore students sense of self, and how to develop respectful and responsible relationships with others and their environments.

 

Each week, a different value will be explored in depth, seeing how the ancient values apply to modern life.  Unconditional Love of Eagle, Respect of Buffalo, Strength of Bear, Humility of Wolf, Wisdom of Beaver, Honesty of Sasquatch, Truth of Turtle. The teachings provide a foundation for self reflection, confidence, and appreciation for their place on this Land. 

 

Space is limited to eleven participants, so that Ms. Saganace and Ms. Webb are able to provide students with individualized attention and time to have their voices heard. These workshops will include stories, activities, and sharing circles that will have opportunities for students to participate as both a listener and a speaker. We will also have a weekly craft along with fun group and individual activities to help them navigate the continual changes of Turtle Island and their place in it. Weekly reflections to take home and apply to their life will help lessons extend beyond the time they spend with us.

How to apply:

 

Please fill out the Google Form with your registration information.

 

We can only accept eleven students into the program, and we want students who want to be here.

We want to get to know your child before the program starts so, we'd love a short video (less than a minute) of your child telling us why they want to join this program. There is no wrong answer, and their degree of enthusiasm or reluctant skepticism shows interest in participating and learning.

 

Feel free to get creative, let them create their answer, and assist with fun! These workshops develop community and individual strengths, and this video is their first 'assignment'.

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If your child doesn't want to make a video, no worries; a voice recording, a photo of some writing, or even just you typing the answer here will also work. We just want to involve the kids in the whole process, not just the workshops!

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Once you complete the application form, please email the video to briane.webb@webbsprout.com

 

You will be contacted after your application has been reviewed with details on payment and welcome instructions for the first class! 

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