In Coyote Kids, the children participate and learn about cultural activities, teachings, and ceremonies and earn badges towards Indigenous Culture for example, Medicine badge, Tipi teaching badge, Respect badge, etc. Just like Girl Guides and Scouts but we are not affiliated with these programs.  

The teachings and lessons are done through hands-on learning, visually, and orally with arts and crafts, field trips, stories, Guest Speakers, Elders and Knowledge Keepers. Learning about their heritage and culture is a very important part of the program. 

 In June of each year, we have the Awards/Badge Night. The children get a free Coyote Kids t-shirt for their uniforms and badges are purchased yearly for the children to earn. We give out the Coyote Moon Award with a plaque given to the coyote kid who showed the most improvement throughout the year. 

In the summer months, we run the Coyote Kids Cultural Camp for the children in the program.  Which can be overnight or day camps. Our focus for this camp is a wilderness setting where the children would be able to learn about their ancestral ways of life through teachings on the land. We participate in Smudge ceremonies, go Medicine picking, go to a Sweat Lodge, go on field trips, go to elder teachings and much more. Even though the camp is based on Indigenous traditional values, beliefs, and culture, we have sporting activities such as traditional games, soccer, volleyball, baseball, and games, swimming, and horseback riding. This part of the program is dependent on funding.