22 pages of Teaching Resources

These educational resources are designed to support teaching and learning about Ojibwe floral design, beadwork, and cultural artistry. Each visual aid and floral pattern reflects the deep connection between art, land, and storytelling within Anishinaabe traditions—honoring the natural world and the teachings it carries.

Perfect for classrooms, workshops, and community programs, these materials can be used to guide lessons on traditional and contemporary floral design, beadwork layout, and cultural symbolism. They offer both educators and learners a visual way to explore symmetry, pattern development, and design balance while respecting the cultural roots of the art form.

Whether used for hands-on art projects, cultural education, or design studies, these resources invite creativity, understanding, and appreciation of Ojibwe artistry—celebrating the living tradition of floral beadwork that continues to inspire new generations.

***** Some of these pages are also in the How to Learn Ojibwe Floral PDF*. I created this bundle of pages for classroom resources