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Fieldtrip with Elder Hazel Dixon

Elder Hazel Dixon

Teachers! February is Indigenous Storytelling Month. 

Enter to win a half-day fieldtrip to the Royal Saskatchewan Museum with special guest, storyteller Elder Hazel Dixon, on Tuesday, February 27. Students will love listening to stories, cuddled up on the bison rugs in our Buffalo Room classroom.  Includes a visit to the First Nations Gallery.

  • Open to grades K to 6.
  • Contest runs from January 9 to  January 30.
  • Winner will be announced the week of February 5.

Elder Hazel Dixon is a storyteller of Ojibway/Mohawk ancestry. She taught at the Come ‘n’ Learn Head Start program in Regina for fifteen years and is a Life Skills Coach Facilitator. Many of Hazel’s stories are Indigenous legends and she was the Elder Recipient of the 2012 Saskatchewan Aboriginal Literacy Award. Elder Hazel is known and loved by many teachers and students through her continued work in the Regina school system and has recently become a YouTube star on the RSM YouTube channel!

Contest is now closed.

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