K-12 Workshops
The following workshops were developed for Moose Hide Campaign Day. Please feel free to explore them as well. Each workshop includes a Teacher’s Guide as a downloadable PDF in the description.
K-4 Livestream
5-12 Livestream
Workshops
The following workshops were developed for Moose Hide Campaign Day. Please feel free to explore them as well. Each workshop includes a Teacher’s Guide as a downloadable PDF in the description. We also have several resources from previous years that you can explore for use with students.
Elementary School Workshops
This workshop is intended for ages 5+
Leona Prince – Little Brown Girl
Leona Prince is an author, educator, and advocate who shares stories rooted in culture, language, and community. Her work encourages youth to reconnect with identity, honour their voices, and walk proudly in who they are.
This workshop is intended for ages 5+
K-4 Workbook
This K–4 workbook, illustrated by Hawlii Pichette, invites students to explore important teachings through creativity, reflection, and storytelling. The activities focus on themes of kindness toward ourselves and others, respect for the lands and territories we live on, and gratitude for the people who support us along our journey.
Through engaging and accessible exercises, students are encouraged to think about their relationships, their responsibilities to the world around them, and the ways they can show care in their everyday lives. If students have no knowledge of the campaign yet we recommend starting with our animation that explains the beginning of the Moose Hide Campaign.
This workshop is intended for ages 5+
Bravery the Bear Workbook
This workbook follows Bravery the Bear as she travels across Turtle Island sharing good medicine and learning about the meaning and power of the Moose Hide pin. Through her journey, students are invited to explore themes of kindness, respect, love, and community care in a way that is accessible and engaging for early learners.
Designed for K–4 students, this resource uses storytelling, reflection, and creative activities to help young learners connect with the values of the Moose Hide Campaign. If your students are new to the Moose Hide pin, we encourage you to begin by watching our short animation, which shares the story and purpose of the campaign before using this workbook.
Illustration work for this workbook was done by Ruby Bruce, you can check out her artwork via her Instagram page here.
Middle & High School Workshops
This workshop is intended for grades 7-12
Ethan Bear
Ethan Bear is a professional NHL player and proud Indigenous role model. Known for his leadership both on and off the ice, he uses his platform to inspire youth, promote cultural pride, and advocate for positive change in communities across the country. Ethan leads a workshop for grades 5+ and keynotes in our grades 5-12 livestream.
This workshop is intended for grades 7-12
Eagle Blackbird
Eagle Blackbird is an influencer, changemaker, and a deadly uncle who brings humour, honesty, and powerful storytelling to his work. He engages youth in meaningful conversations about respect, responsibility, and standing up to end violence.
This workshop is intended for grades 7-12
Drezus
Drezus is a Plains Cree hip hop artist known for his powerful lyrics, high-energy performances, and commitment to uplifting Indigenous voices. His music blends culture, humour, and hard truths, creating space for important conversations around identity, resilience, and social justice. Through his work, he inspires youth to be proud of who they are and to use their voices to create change.
This workshop is intended for grades 7-12
Siibii
Siibii is a Cree musician whose music blends storytelling, culture, and contemporary sound. Through their work, they shares messages of identity, healing, and connection to the land, creating space for young people to reflect on who they are and where they come from.
This workshop is intended for grades 7-12
Riley Yesno
Riley Yesno is an Indigenous activist, writer, and public speaker known for her work in advocacy, education, and policy. She brings thoughtful and engaging perspectives on Indigenous rights, youth empowerment, and creating a more just and equitable future.
This workshop is intended for Grades 5+
Grade 5+ Workbook
This workbook follows Bravery the Bear as she travels across Turtle Island sharing good medicine and learning about the meaning and power of the Moose Hide pin. Through her journey, students are invited to explore themes of kindness, respect, love, and community care in a way that is accessible and engaging for early learners.
Designed for K–4 students, this resource uses storytelling, reflection, and creative activities to help young learners connect with the values of the Moose Hide Campaign. If your students are new to the Moose Hide pin, we encourage you to begin by watching our short animation, which shares the story and purpose of the campaign before using this workbook.
Illustration work for this workbook was done by Ruby Bruce, you can check out her artwork via her Instagram page here.
This workshop is intended for ages 5+
Stand alone Art Pages
These stand-alone colouring sheets are selected pages and components taken from our workbooks and workshop materials. While they do not include accompanying lessons or written instructions, they are designed to be flexible resources for educators who may wish to use them in their own creative ways.
They can be used for independent classroom activities, art displays, or adapted into existing lesson plans. These sheets are also well suited for open learning environments such as libraries, where students can engage with them freely as part of self-directed or drop-in activities.
Previous Years Workshops
We have a number of workshops available from previous years, and welcome you to use them as part of your lessons during Campaign Day. Click on the links below!
