Ge-chi-piitendaagozid Makkii (The Special Frog) - Anishinaabe Language 2023 resources on education in Indigenous

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They eagerly learn to celebrate their culture

He proposed to paint Loon's feathers with a wonderful design and in turn Loon would create new designs on his boring white feathers

Their arrival forebodes difficult years ahead for this Ojibwe camp as settlers and the American government begin their pressure for the Ojibwe to move their camps further west

Cree/Métis artist Julie Flett combines with the authors to create an outstanding picture book about assisting wildlife from a young child's perspective

Ge-chi-piitendaagozid Makkii (The Special Frog) - Anishinaabe Language 2023 resources on education in IndigenousA short reader for literacy levels 1 & 2. This short story tells about a Frog who wanted to be Special, different from all the other frogs in the pond. Follow along with the frogs journey to discover the lesson the frog eventually learned. Written by Michelle Davis and translated by Barbara Nolan (Anishinaabe Language). Illustrated by Everett Jacobs.