How do we center Indigenous knowledges in the classroom? It starts with actively engaging with Indigenous communities, immersing ourselves in culturally appropriate materials, and honoring the ancestral lands by using their traditional names. Incorporating Indigenous ways of knowing throughout the year gives depth and context to learning, fostering a deeper connection to local knowledges, languages and the land itself. Bringing elders into the classroom not only imparts invaluable wisdom but also cultivates meaningful relationships, creating a learning environment that respects and embraces Indigenous knowledges. This work is essential for fostering inclusive and equitable education that honors and uplifts Indigenous voices and perspectives.