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    Orange Shirt Day commemorates the experiences of Indigenous children who were forced to attend residential schools in Canada, where their culture and identity were suppressed. The documentary interviews Phyllis Webstad, who lived with her grandmother until age 6 when she was sent to a residential school, where upon arriving her new orange shirt was taken away. Now, Orange Shirt Day is an opportunity for people across Canada to honor the resilience of residential school survivors and remember those children who never returned home.

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    Orange Shirt Day: National Day of Truth and Reconcilliation

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    Orange Shirt Day commemorates the experiences of Indigenous children who were forced to attend residential schools in Canada, where their culture and identity were suppressed. The documentary interviews Phyllis Webstad, who lived with her grandmother until age 6 when she was sent to a residential school, where upon arriving her new orange shirt was taken away. Now, Orange Shirt Day is an opportunity for people across Canada to honor the resilience of residential school survivors and remember those children who never returned home.

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    Orange Shirt Day Listening

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    Orange Shirt Day commemorates the experiences of Indigenous children who were forced to attend residential schools in Canada, where their culture and identity were suppressed. The documentary interviews Phyllis Webstad, who lived with her grandmother until age 6 when she was sent to a residential school, where upon arriving her new orange shirt was taken away. Now, Orange Shirt Day is an opportunity for people across Canada to honor the resilience of residential school survivors and remember those children who never returned home.

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    Orange Shirt Day

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E3vUqr01kAk

    Watch the video and answer the questions.

    1. How long did Phyllis live with her grandmother?

    2. How old was Phyllis when she went to the residential school?

    3. What did Phyllis’ grandmother buy her for school?

    4. How long did Phyllis’ stay at the school?

    5. What “didn’t matter”?

    6. Which of her family members attended the mission school?

    7. How many total years combined did Phyllis and her family members attend the mission school?

    8. What do people do on this day?

    9. How does Phyllis feel about people taking part in Orange Shirt Day?

    Listen again and fill in the table:

    Simple Past Regular Verbs -ed Simple Past Irregular Verbs


    /d/ /t/ /id/
    Moved

    Time Clauses

    Until I was 10

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