The Garry Oak ecosystem is of particular importance to the local Indigenous peoples. Traditionally, Indigenous people used the wood for fuel and for making tools. The acorns were also roasted or steamed and then eaten. Did you know that Garry Oak trees grow in the following places: - Mill Hill Regional Park - Royal Roads University - Beacon Hill Park And many more! Check out this site for more Garry Oak ecosystems in Southern Vancouver Island: https://goert.ca/support/places_VictoriaArea_sites.php#Victoria
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First Peoples Principles of LearningThe First Peoples Principles of Learning program enables students to gain a deeper understanding of Indigenous culture. The POL program blends exceptionally well with the Grade 3/4 curriculum due to a focus on local and global indigenous culture in Social Studies and the focus on plants and animals in Science. The POL program also encourages students to engage in self-reflection and to gain a better understanding of who they are. ArchivesCategories |