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Netukulimk
Join Little Fish as Grandmother tells the history of the cod in this animation inspired by Mi’kmaw storytelling tradition. Netukulimk was developed for Ocean School in collaboration with Elder Albert Marshall, Elder Jane Meader, Producer Cathy Martin and artist Shaela Kinting.
4 min
video
1 h 30 min activity
Media
Activity
1 h 30 min activity
Survival plan: In a sharing and knowledge circle, the students discuss the importance of Netukulimk and how to live in harmony with the environment. Students are then invited to create a survival plan of what they would need to survive. They can only take from the earth and land and must consider factors like season, weather and local habitat and ecosystem.
We strongly encourage educators to take their students outside during this activity.
Support for teachers
Netukulimk (Video transcript) Open transcript What is Netukulimk? (Nova Scotia Department of Education and Early Childhood Development) Learn more Nova Scotia curriculum connections - Netukulimk and the Environment Educator Guide Open in Google Docs Netukulimk educator guide (Google Slides) Open educator guide
