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Children's Stories; Cree Language; Teaching Tools
A children's book about the 4 seasons.
Children's Stories; Cree Language; Syllabics; Storytelling
A short book describing Little Bear's day (using Syllabics, Cree & English).
Games; Education; English Language Arts
A website equipped with games, jokes, activities, exploration and sharing resources, podcasts and apps. Check out Tongue twisters, participate in a BrainPlay Poll, print recipes and more!
Cree Language; Animation; Song
Song; Cree Language; Syllabics
Animation; Song; Cree Language
"Five little bannock sleeping in a bed and one little bannock keeps pushing off the other bannock until he is alone."
Animation; Cree Language; Song
Cree Language Resource for Primary Grades.
Legends & Stories; Animation; Cartoon; First Nations
Cree Language; Animation; Digital Storytelling; Children's Stories
Song; Animation; Cree Language
"kīspin kisâkihin performed by Dolores Sand."
Cree Language; Song; Teaching Tools; Digital Storytelling; Games
Learn Cree Words and play games on an interactive website designed for children.
Legends & Stories
Cree Language; Spirituality
Games; Cartoon; Children's Stories; Song; Senses
Colorful and Interactive website full of books, games, activities, characters, videos, news, information and resources for educators and parents.
Song; Saulteaux (Nakawē)
Animation; Song; Tsuut'ina
Song; Cree Language; Teaching Tools
Cree Animal Song
Health & Wellness; Climate Change; Water; Water Protection; Song
Song; Spirituality; Fine Arts; Indigenous Environmental Stewardship
Anishanabe
Song; Cree Language; Culture and Traditions
Cree Sunrise Song
Legends & Stories
Song; Spirituality; Water Protection; Indigenous Environmental Stewardship
Nibi Water Song
Song; Cree Language
Brian MacDonald - 1983
Indigenous Environmental Stewardship; Indigenous Languages; Fish & Wildlife; Science
"In honour of our country’s 150th Anniversary and to celebrate the heritage of Indigenous peoples in Canada, Hinterland Who’s Who is releasing videos about some of our most iconic wildlife in six Indigenous languages. The species featured are important to Indigenous culture and present in many First Nation, Métis, or Inuit legends." Language groups include; Denesuline, Inuktitut, Mohawk, Oji-Cree, Ojibwe and Woods Cree.