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To celebrate Treaty Days for the Lac La Ronge Indian Band this week. We present "sōniyāskāw" (Treaty Day) by Darrell McCallum



Calender

Vocabulary Exercises:
Woodland Cree:
Cree Culture

Woodland Cree - Shapes

Woodland Cree - Yearly Calendar has been update for 2012

Plains Cree - Wild Animals

PLAINS CREE - Female Kinship Terms

PLAINS CREE - FOOD (all food groups)

STORIES:
Onion Lake Nursery Fall Readers are online in Woodland Cree: NF11-NF12-NF14-NF21

New YouTube Video:
Bell's Point Elementary School Christmas Concert 2011

kwāskwīpathiho niwīcīwākan by John Halkett

Onion Lake Fall Reader - NF11 "I go to school"

Clothing in Woodland Cree (TH)

Astronomical Terms in Woodland Cree

A woodland Cree song called "kinīhithowān" meaning "do you speak cree". The video features a cow, pig, turkey, horse, and fish.

Drummer Boy

Honouring our Elders

The Gift of Language and Culture Promotional Video

Songs:
"Drummer Boy", "Silent Night" & "Joy to the World" added to Christmas Songs

 

 

 

ATTENTION:
The GLCP Resource Catalog is currently being REVISED. No New Orders will be taken. Please be patient with us, we will update you if anything changes.


Fonts used in our Resources::
Cree Comic Sans
TimeCS
Woods Cree Syllabics
ArialDEN K-dialect
denefonts112 (WinMac) T - Dialect (keyman layout download- PDF)

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Philosophy of the Cree Program
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Canadian Space Agency:
Greetings from space in Cree and Dene
Mission STS-118 is currently set to launch on Thursday, August 7, 2007*.
* Date is subject to change.


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The Gift of Language and Culture Website is an Aboriginal language site developed by the Lac La Ronge Indian Band (LLRIB) Curriculum Resource Unit (CRU). The language site’s focal point is on Instructional Curriculum development for Nursery to Grade 9. There are many other features such as, Native stories, songs, and talking pictures. Native language Vocabulary Exercises are available in Flash for people of all ages to learn Cree TH, Y, or N dialect and even Dene. The site features Aboriginal language Resources for use in schools or at home. Several of these resources have been enhanced in Flash as Audible Resources for easy learning. A Photo Gallery displays several albums featuring nature, people, and various activities. Videos presenting northern people are available in wmv and YouTube format. A feature has been added to accommodate syllabic learners: Syllabic Matching Quizzes, where a learner drags and drops syllabic symbols to the appropriate text boxes.

If you have any questions or comments, please contact Minnie McKenzie or Charlie Venne @ 1-(306) 425-4938 or Toll Free 1-877-768-6888 or go to our "Contact Us" page.