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The Alberta Orff Chapter is actively working to expand our knowledge of best DEI practices and looking for ways to support the students we teach in our classrooms. Over the past year, board members have shared resources to support DEI in music classrooms. Check out the links below for these FREE resources. Resources will also be shared in mailchimp newsletters, so remember to sign up for our mailing list.
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September 30th marks the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. Laurel Nikolai has generously created and shared a google slides presentation to support teachers with music room resources. Click the button below to access the slides. You will be asked to make your own copy.
Are you looking for something to guide your music classes during Métis Week? Nicole Schutz has generously created and shared a beautiful presentation that describes the history and music of the Métis People and their Culture. This presentation has been translated into French by one of our board members, Claude Heppelle. Click the button below to access the slides. You will be asked to make your own copy.
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The Lunar New of 2023 begins on January 22nd. Are you looking for a resource to introduce your music classes to the Lunar New Year? Melissa Andrews has generously created and shared a beautiful google slides presentation sharing music, culture and Lunar New Year traditions. Click the button below to access the slides. You will be asked to make your own copy.
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Black History Month runs from February 1-March 1, 2022. Laurel Nikolai and Karen Abrahamson have generously created and shared a beautiful google slides presentation featuring the music of Edmonton's own Garth Prince. Click the button below to access the slides. You will be asked to make your own copy.
This presentation has been translated into French by one of our board members, Claude Heppelle. Click the link below for a copy of the slides in French.
Are you looking for resources to share with students for Pride Week? Our board member Sarah Carter has generously created and shared a range of activities for Division 1 and 2 students. Click below to access the google doc. You will be asked to make your own copy.
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