/looks up Greek myths related to constellations
/considers
/Also looks up First Nations constellations

It's not an official part of the key BUT I'M ADDING IT

There are so many, it's so wonderful. I loved doing research into constellations and stories.

Just don't forget Leg. It's the best.

What I find interesting is that both groups looked at the big dipper and thought "That's a bear" but decided it was facing in different directions

Indigenous Australians have some wonderful legends about constellations

Orion's Belt is a canoe

here the canoe is several Greek constellations combined

yes good, add first nations legends

looking back I'm really glad were learnt so much about The Mi'kmaq since a lot of places apparently just don't teach anything about them

*we

meanwhile even after elementary my terrible jr high somehow managed to get one thing right and grade seven was first nations history the entire year/half a year, the other half was geography

also personally how did anyone see those shapes in the stars

they have much better imaginations then I do apparently

look it's X, .....that looks like a bunch of dots

I think First Nations history was official curriculum for NB in grade even

By the time we made it to BC things were a bit surface, but there was a lto of time on Beothuks/Mik'maq and Maliseet

yeah, we learnt lots more about the maritime groups

and of course the Métis

because Louis Riel

and like you can't not learn about that in Canadian history