I Didn't Know Anything About Canada or First Nations

 

This Treaty 4 was my first time, and also a good time for me.

I went to Treaty 4 with Mrs. Koops and Alex in that morning.

And when I reached out, I could see many white houses (tents?) called `TIPI’.

I think those houses were made of some woods and fabric.

 

And then, I could see some First Nation foods.

 I thought those were marshmallows because those were white, but I learned it was called bannock.

I ate one of them with jam; it tasted like a bread.

 

And then, I just walked with Alex; we heard a sound of music under the flags.

I didn’t know what they said, but I liked that song.

Then, we interviewed Eroll Kinistino; we asked many things about Treaty 4,
but he answered always kindly.

I could learn many things about Treaty 4 and First Nation because of this interview.

 

I think Treaty 4 was teaching many things to me and other people.

I didn’t know anything about Canada or First Nations,

but I could learn many things about it because of Treaty 4.

So I think my first time at Treaty 4 was very good and fun.

I want to go Treaty 4 again next time, if I can.

by Jun