Nakón-i'a wo!: Beginning Nakoda, spiral bound Social Studies W awiyatÔcimowinisa

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An information page about the history of the potlatch as well as a glossary is provided

government lawlessness

while promoting democratic values such as equity and accountability

Sarah is relieved to find the book she’d dropped the day before – shortly after an encounter with a bear

Nakón-i'a wo!: Beginning Nakoda, spiral bound Social Studies W awiyatÔcimowinisaNakn i'a wo!: Beginning Nakoda is edited by Vincent Collette who teaches linguistics and Nakoda at First Nations University of Canada in Regina. Contributions are by Armand McArthur who is from the Siynide Nakna Oyde (Pheasant Rump First Nation) and of mixed Wadopana I? ha? ktu? wan origin. He is a Nakoda language instructor at First Nations University of Canada and also leads Nakoda language classes in Pheasant Rump; and Wilma Kennedy who is a