Knowledge Is a Sacred Inheritance
From homeschooling resources to heritage archives, our educational work weaves traditional knowledge with modern scholarship — for our youth, our families, and the generations still to come.
Rooted in Identity. Grounded in Truth.
Education at TOOR is more than instruction — it is the careful passing of identity, language, and memory from one generation to the next. We design every resource so that learners encounter Indigenous history and values with clarity, dignity, and respect.
Our offerings serve homeschool families, partner educators, researchers, members, and descendants who want to learn — or teach — from an Indigenous worldview without distortion.
Programs, Curriculum, and Cultural Resources
Each offering is shaped by elders, educators, and culture-bearers — released as it is ready, and stewarded for the long term.
Downloadable Homeschooling Resources
Printable lesson plans, learning packets, and family activity guides families can use at home — grounded in Indigenous worldview and values, and made available as free downloads as they are released.
Curriculum Development
Original, age-appropriate curriculum that integrates language, ceremony, history, civics, and land — designed with educators, elders, and culture-bearers to serve homeschool families and partner classrooms.
Workshops
Seasonal in-person and virtual workshops on language revitalization, traditional skills, governance literacy, and youth cultural learning — open to members, descendants, and invited guests.
Genealogy Guides
Step-by-step guides for reading vital records, mapping family lines, and conducting respectful Indigenous genealogy research — from your first family chart to verified lineage documentation.
Cultural Identity Education
Teachings that help members and descendants understand who they are: ancestry, kinship, ceremony, protocol, and the responsibilities that come with belonging to a people.
Indigenous History & Values
History told from Indigenous perspectives — treaties, removal, survival, and renewal — paired with the enduring values that shape how we live, lead, and care for one another.
Heritage Preservation Archives
A curated archive of documents, oral histories, photographs, and cultural records held in trust for present and future generations, with care for privacy and cultural protocol.
Family Lineage Education
Learning pathways that help families trace, verify, and pass down their lineage — so children grow up knowing their ancestors, their place, and their story.
Foundational Learning Resources
Beautifully crafted books that introduce young learners and families to Indigenous history, story, and identity.
Turtle Island: We Are Still Here
An illustrated coloring journey through the lands, peoples, and stories of Turtle Island — a hands-on way for children and families to engage with living Indigenous heritage.
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How Turtle Island Was Born
A beautifully told origin story for young readers — inviting children into the history, meaning, and wonder of how Turtle Island came to be.
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Our resources are made for homeschool parents teaching their children, members researching their lineage, partner schools building culturally responsive classrooms, and researchers seeking accurate, respectful sources on Indigenous identity and history.
Programs are scheduled seasonally and announced through our News & Media page and email list. Contact us to be added to upcoming program announcements or to inquire about partnerships.
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Educators, elders, and culture-bearers are invited to contribute curriculum, lead workshops, or steward archive contributions. We welcome conversations rooted in respect and reciprocity.
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