CAMP Curriculum & Resources
SMEA is thrilled to share a new Music Teacher Resource Kit! This complete information package and music resource kit will help prepare musicians to teach in remote, under-served and vulnerable communities in Saskatchewan. The kit was created by Eliza Doyle, Holly Yuzicapi, Clorice Delorme, Rebecca Donnelly and Mitch Dureault. It is divided into four Grade levels: K-2, 3-6, 7-9 and 10-12, with the 10-12 level featuring a detailed course for Music 10, 20, 30 and Guitar 10, 20, 30. The kit will feature resources such as chord charts, video demonstrations, song selections, scales and practice items for ukulele, guitar, fiddle, piano, bass, drums, mandolin, banjo and vocal instruction. All resources will be available at the beginner, intermediate and advanced levels.
Teachers will also have access to resources designed to promote Truth and Reconciliation in the classroom:
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Treaties and the 70 First Nations Communities in Saskatchewan;
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Land Acknowledgements;
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Cultural Appropriation;
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Cultural Protocols and Sensitivity;
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Community and Relationship Building Techniques;
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Tips for Dealing with Disclosures of Trauma (Vicarious and Intergenerational Trauma);
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Disclosures and Legal Responsibility (Suicide/Abuse);
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Fillable Community Contacts List; and
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The Importance of Self-Care.
Thank you to the whole team for their amazing work on this project and for helping us support music development, mentorship, and the preservation of local music traditions and heritage in Northern Saskatchewan communities!
SMEA Music Teacher Resource Kit
Click on the following link to access all of the resources available for FREE through this curriculum project. As we all work towards Reconciliation, SMEA hopes that teachers will feel empowered as they utilize these resources in their classrooms, whether you work in Northern Saskatchewan or with Indigenous students across the province.
Music Resources
Prepared by Eliza Doyle (CAMP President, B.ED, Music Program Developer) and Mitch Dureault (CAMP Teacher, B.A., Fiddle Teacher)
K-2: Two Units (Five Lessons/Unit)
Unit One: Movement, Patterns and Action Songs
Unit Two: Tempo and Rhythm Songs
3-6: Two Units (Five Lessons/Unit)
Unit One: Movement, Patterns and Action Songs
Unit Two: Tempo and Rhythm Songs
7-9: Two Units (Five Lessons/Unit)
Unit One: Music Theory
Unit Two: Canadian Fiddling
10-12: Outline for Music 10, 20, 30; assignments; class syllabus
Curriculum Builders
The Community Arts Mentorship Program (CAMP) looks to strengthen remote, under-served and vulnerable communities through music programming and experiences. It builds local capacity to deliver programming through mentorship and by building programming with the direction and leadership of the host community.