Living organisms exhibit great diversity, can be categorized, and interact within their ecosystems. Observe both living and non-living entities in your local environment, and recognize First Peoples' perspectives and knowledge as valuable sources of information.Please review full curriculum in the PDF at the bottom of the page to gain full understanding of the lesson and activity.
Discover how to visually and symbolically represent data through tallying and graphing. Make connections between mathematical concepts, Syilx perspectives, and the environment and develop a better understanding of comparative language in the context of predator and prey relationships.Please review full curriculum in the PDF at the bottom of the page to gain full understanding of the lesson and activity.
BC Curriculum connections to Syilx Okanagan peoples’ ways of knowing, doing, and being. Syilx people have always cared for and managed wildlife and ecosystems as part of our inherent responsibility to sustain life on our territory.