Vocab, facts and more
U
se this web app to learn basic vocabulary and some important facts about the Mi'kmaq people.
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Friday, December 8, 2017
"Planting the Seed"
First Nation Orientation Guide
https://novascotia.ca/abor/docs/other-resources/Orientation-Guide-Atlantic-First-Nations-(2).pdf
"The Planting the Seed project includesthe First Nation Orientation Guide that provides information about the Mi'kmaq/Maliseet communities throughout the Atlantic Region. The Mi'kmaq Maliseet Human Resource Guide makesknown the many cultural talents of First Nations and, the Cultural Education Pamphlet will be used as tools for creating awareness about First Nation Spirituality."
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Teachings from the Medicine Wheel
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n exploration of culture through stories and language.
"The Mi'kmaqand Maliseet are the aboriginal peoples of the Maritime region of Canada. This website is an exploration of their culture through their stories and their language. On this site, you will findlinks to five stories read in English, Mi'kmaqand Maliseet, along with transcriptions in all three tongues. We have also provided excerpts from a conversation with Imelda Perly about native culture, language and spirituality."
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Tuesday, December 5, 2017
The journey of the Mi'kmaq Honour Song
From
http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/nova-scotia/mi-kmaq-honour-song-george-paul-nova-scotia-schools-1.4428912the
sweat lodge to the classroom 
From the article:
"Thanks toGeorge Paul, who worked to revive traditional songs and gatherings in the Maritimes,the Mi'kmaq honoursong has become the national anthem of theL'nuk, and is now being used to teach elementary school students about Mi'kmaq culture and traditions."
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