Primary Junior Indigenous Education Resources

General resources for teaching Indigenous languages

• First Peoples' Cultural Council Endangered Languages Project (British Columbia)
• Kwayaciiwin Educational Resource Centre (Cree, Oji-Cree, Ojibwe)
• Native Land (Created by the nonprofit organization Native Land Digital, this world map toggles to show Indigenous languages, territories and treaties) 

• Little Traverse Bay Bands of Odawa Indians Teaching and Learning Resources: Contains lesson plans, visual aids, worksheets, and audio clips of Anishinaabemowin speakers.

• Anishinaabewin Toolkit: Meant to be a supplement for parents looking to support their children's Anishinaabemowin learning.
• Anishinaabemdaa: Repository of resources for learning Aninshinaabemowin, such as games, stories, and language videos. Based in Michigan.
• Anishinaabemowin Everyday: Daily online Ojibwe/Anishinaabemowin lessons. Each lesson is 15 minutes long.
• BarbaraNolan.com: The site is meant to be an online language immersion program. Contains videos in Anishinaabemowin, designed to be unilingual and easy to comprehend.
• Ojibwe.net: Contains lessons aimed at adult learners, but has stories/songs that can be used with children. Site contributors are based in Michigan.

• Ojibwe Podcast by Jason Parenteau
• "Let's Start Ojibwe" Youtube Series
• Walking and Talking with Nanabush: Interactive games and stories for learning Anishinaabemowin.

• East Cree Language Resources: A website intended to be used by East Cree language teachers.

• Moose (L-dialect) and Swampy (N-dialect) Cree Conversation Resources

• Ontario Native Literacy Collation: A Mohawk Language Workbook
• Ontario Native Literacy Collation: Learning Through the Music of our People – A Mohawk Language Resource

• Mohawk Language Custodian Association: Contains lessons, tests, and audio recordings. Aimed at adult learners.