Reflecting On A Quotation

Worksheet Description

This worksheet serves as a reflective tool for students on Indigenous People’s Day, featuring a powerful quotation from the renowned Native American leader, Sitting Bull. At the top of the sheet, there is a designated space for the student’s name, ensuring personal engagement with the material. The heading “Indigenous People’s Day” is prominently displayed, setting the tone for the activity. Students are given clear directions to ponder the meaning and implications of the quote, “If we must die, we die defending our rights.”

The quote is presented in a distinct font, drawing attention to its significance and encouraging students to contemplate its depth. Below, ample lined space is provided for students to articulate their thoughts and feelings about the statement. This exercise aims to foster critical thinking and empathy, prompting students to connect historical struggles for rights and sovereignty with contemporary issues faced by Indigenous communities. The worksheet is not only educational but also serves as a prompt for students to reflect on the concepts of justice, resilience, and the enduring spirit of Indigenous peoples.