nēhiyawēwin 10, 20, 30
30.2.1
Learners will select and use appropriate strategies to maximize learning and communication.
Indicators for this outcome
| (a) | records unknown words and expressions, noting their context and function |
| (b) | seeks information through a network of sources (e.g., libraries, internet, others, agencies) |
| (c) | seeks opportunities outside class to practise and observe nēhiyawēwin |
| (d) | uses context clues to infer probable meanings of unfamiliar words |
| (e) | infers meaning, and then verifies by reading or asking questions when opportunities arise |
| (f) | selects the best form in which to express intent in a given context |
| (g) | seeks authentic language documents for research purposes |
| (h) | uses reference materials or a speaker to verify or help in difficult areas of language |
| (i) | seeks information through a network of sources including libraries, the World Wide Web, individuals, and agencies |
| (j) | uses previously acquired knowledge or skills to assist with a new learning task |
| (k) | identifies own language learning needs and goals and organize strategies and procedures accordingly |
| (l) | demonstrates awareness of own strengths and areas of improvement in nēhiyawēwin |
| (m) | reflects upon own thinking and learning processes |
| (n) | takes responsibility for planning, monitoring, and assessing own learning experiences |
| (o) | works with others to solve problems |
| (p) | uses social interaction skills to enhance group learning tasks |
| (q) | uses various strategies to resume and sustain conversation |
| (r) | asks follow-up questions to check for understanding |
| (s) | obtains feedback on tasks |
| (t) | monitors own anxiety about learning tasks, and take measures to lower it if necessary |
| (u) | provides personal motivation for learning by rewarding self when successful |
| (v) | uses a buddy system in learning nēhiyawēwin |
| (w) | seeks help from kēhtē-aya in nēhiyaw language and cultural learning |
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R013038
Cree Literacy Network
This website provides opportunities to learn about Cree language and culture through blog posts, video files and audio files of fluent Cree speakers. The site includes postings in the N, TH and Y dialects.
Links :
Click here
Media and Formats :
Website
Price :
Free
Record posted/updated:
May 12, 2020
R013517
nīmihitowak. Plains Cree (Y)
Grandmother and grandfather celebrate their 50th anniversary with a feast and dance. This resource is an authentic, illustrated short story. A reference chart is provided at the back of the book to assist with the pronunciation of the Cree letters. The text is solely in Plains Cree, "Y” dialect.
Media and Formats :
Book
Price :
$5.00
Record posted/updated:
December 8, 2021
R013614
Teaching Cree Through Actions and Pictures. Plains Cree (Y)
Using the Total Physical Response approach to language teaching, this book provides a detailed description of how to do the action for the Cree word that is being taught. It includes samples of Cree grammar in Plains Cree (“Y” dialect).
Media and Formats :
Book
Price :
$10.00
Record posted/updated:
July 16, 2021
R013285
Teaching Sacred Language Curriculum (Book and Flashcards)
This curriculum, developed from a First Nations perspective, provides a framework of strategies and tools to enable holistic language learning. This model will work with any Indigenous language and incorporates methodologies such as Accelerated Second Language Acquisition (ASLA), Total Physical Response (TPR) and elements of the standard roman orthography (SRO) and modified roman orthography (MRO) systems. Included are assessments based on traditional ways of knowing and monthly charts for language acquisition routines throughout the year. The curriculum book and 305 flashcards may be purchased as a single bundle or separately.
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Media and Formats :
Kit
Price :
$150.00
Record posted/updated:
October 31, 2024
R010636
Nehiyawewin: itwewina = Cree : Words, Volume 1: Cree-English
This is the first volume of a two-volume Cree dictionary that documents the Cree language. It provides a guide to the spoken form for non-speakers and a guide to the written forms (both SRO and Syllabics) for speakers and non-speakers alike. Cree language professionals, as well as elders, were consulted in the creation of this book, citing various sources with over 15,000 Cree entries. This first volume provides Cree to English translations.
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Nehiyawewin: itwewina = Cree : Words, Volume 2: English-Cree
Media and Formats :
Book
Price :
$69.95 (two volumes)
Record posted/updated:
July 16, 2021
R013519
How to Say It in Cree. Plains Cree (Y)
This book provides Plains Cree (“Y dialect”) words and activity prompts on a variety of topics. It provides many examples of popular themes that may be used in everyday discussion. A glossary provides English to Cree translations.
Media and Formats :
Book
Price :
$8.00
Record posted/updated:
July 19, 2021
R010670
mâci-nêhiyawêwin = Beginning Cree
This Cree textbook provides short lessons on various topics with exercises and questions to practice what has been learned. The focus is on the use of Standard Roman Orthography. The importance of understanding and using proper grammar is emphasized throughout. Some elements may suit beginner learners while others are more advanced.
Media and Formats :
Book
Price :
$34.95
Record posted/updated:
July 16, 2021