Workshops
Every child has a gift to share: nurturing Aboriginal identity and a sense of belonging and self-esteem.
We make educational resources and educational materials available free of charge to support teachers and stakeholders in community organizations in their engagement and development of local skills in their communities. We recognize that students and adults are more receptive to these types of workshops with people they know.
The workshops offered to young people in the second and third cycles of primary school focus on self-esteem, self-awareness, the expression of needs and emotions, and the consequences of personal choices.
Workshop: Discovering my qualities
Target clientele: 2nd cycle of primary, 3rd or 4th year of primary.
Educational Intent:
Through various activities, we help the child to find his talents, his qualities and to better understand his tastes to get to know him better.
Materials required for the workshop:
- Teacher’s Guide
- Participant Guide
- PowerPoint
- Teaching Certificate
Workshop: What is your superpower?
Target clientele: 3rd cycle of primary, 5th or 6th year of primary.
Educational Intent:
Through various activities inspired by the book «The great book of superpowers», get young people to find their talents, to grasp their tastes to better define themselves as nobody. Invite students to express themselves about what a Superpower is, to make them aware that a Superpower is not necessarily something supernatural, but rather a quality or talent that allows them to shine in their own way.
Materials required for the workshop:
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- Teacher’s Guide
- Participant Guide
- PowerPoint
Workshop: Nurture your passions
Target clientele: 1st year of high school.
Educational Intent:
The workshop is divided into 3 parts. The first part aims to make young people aware of the peer group and the influence they have on them. The second part sensitizes young people to the importance of being fulfilled in their community both in terms of their values and their participation. The third part is to get young people to understand that the personal and social skills they develop by practising an activity that excites them can serve them in other contexts and help them cope with different situations in life.
Materials required for the workshop:
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- Teacher’s Guide
- Participant Guide
- PowerPoint
Workshop: My life takes root
Educational Intent:
Structured around a PowerPoint presentation, video documents, games, testimonials and presentations, the workshop aims to motivate fathers, give them a warm welcome and make them feel they are wanted, important and needed. After this presentation, the fathers will have a better understanding of the paternal realities, needs and role as a father, as well as different facets of paternal commitment and its importance for the members of his family.
Materials required for the workshop:
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- Teacher’s Guide
- Participant Guide
- PowerPoint
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The Kanatha Foundation offers a range of activities.
The importance of exposing young people to prevention workshops and providing them with adequate services during childhood is no longer to be demonstrated.
Addess:
204, boul. Champlain
J5R 3T2