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Models & kits: Indigenous kits


All of the models, kits, and equipment highlighted in this guide can be borrowed at the Library Service Desks at Lansdowne and/or Interurban.
Please check which campus library lends the specific resource you are interested in borrowing.

Walking in good relations [decolonizing] game

Walking in Good Relations is a new Sínulkhay & Ladders game for 4 players. It's from Squamish social-change designer Ta7talíya Nahanee. Created to support everyone in unlearning anti-Indigenous racism, the board and resources map scenarios as ladders up, in good relations, and serpents down, chances to try again with more information.

The journey shares actions you can take, words you can say & ideas you can unlearn, learn & relearn to transform how you relate to the land, Indigenous Nations, history, education, your community & your life path.

Kit contains: 1 game board, (1 un) learning guide, 1 how to play instructions, 1 dice, 4 meeple, 1 pack of 14 definition cards

On Reserve @ Lansdowne & Interurban

Indigenous story time kit 1

Kit contains a puppet, set of felt story characters and 5 books: 

  • Mama, do you love me by Barbara Joosse  
  • Wild berries by Julie Flett 
  • Zoe and the fawn by Catherine Jameson 
  • Just a walk by Jordan Wheeler 
  • The salmon twins by Caroll Simpson

On Reserve @ Interurban

First Nations map of British Columbia

One coloured map (18x24") with Indigenous names and territories
First Nations of British Columbia map
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On Reserve @ Lansdowne & Interurban

Indigenous story time kit 2

Kit contains a puppet, set of felt story characters and 4 books: 

  • The raven and the loon by Rachel and Sean Qitsualik-Tinsley
  • Raven: a trickster tale from the Pacific Northwest by Gerald McDermott
  • Totem tale: a tall story from Alaska by Deb Vanasse
  • My heart fills with happinss by Monique Gray Smith 

On Reserve @ Interurban

Saanich Moons instructor's kit

The Saanich Year teaching kit includes a 27 page booklet describing the economic and cultural activities of the the SENC'OTEN speaking Peoples as well as 16 laminated "Moon Cards with related images and activity descriptions.

On Reserve @ Lansdowne & Interurban