WOODLAND CREE - TH dialect [1] [2] |
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Sound Chart: (98 KB) For the purposes of wording out the Cree words in this site, we have provided this sound chart for pronunciation. Audio by Cynthia Cook |
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Seasons: (438 KB) Break-up and freeze-up are added to the conventional four seasons. Audio by Grace Cook |
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Local fish: (203 KB) This activity has the names of five local fish. Audio by Henry Ratt |
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Birds: (185 KB) This activity has land and waterfowl birds, four of each with enhanced audio features, check it out. Audio by Henry Ratt |
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Bones: (107 KB) In this activity, a skeleton is displayed along with lines pointed to certain bones and their names. Audio by Grace Cook |
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Food: (7 KB) These pages shows some types of food from the milk, bread, meat, fruits & vegetables categories. Audio by Grace Cook |
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Days of the Week: (161 KB) This activity is very similar to the numbers and season activities. Audio by Grace Cook |
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Classroom Objects: (196 KB) This activity displays all possible objects you would see in the classroom. Everything from the chalk to the clock. Audio by Henry Ratt |
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Animate Colours: (277 KB) This activity presents animate colours of the Woodland Cree. A simple and easy to understand interface. Audio by Grace Cook |
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Inanimate Colours: (241 KB) This activity presents inanimate colours of the Woodland Cree. Audio by Grace Cook |
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Greetings: (130 KB) This activity shows two employees of the CRU LLRIB, simulating a greeting in Cree. Audio by George Mcleod and John Halkett |
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Asking For Items in Cree: (537 KB) This activity shows two employees of the CRU LLRIB, simulating the asking of items. Audio by Grace Cook and Charlie McKenzie |
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