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OOG Materials and Curriculum

Boozhoo! We're happy to announce that our third round of curriculum is ready for distribution! The development of this curriculum was made possible with 2018-2019 funding from the Minnesota Indian Affairs Commission, Legacy Amendment, Arts and Cultural Heritage Fund.

The files are hosted on Google Drive in a folder called OOG Language Resources. Within this folder there is curriculum that is categorized by topic, as noted in the paragraphs below. 
Each of these subfolders contains an array of resources such as wordlists, clipped audio files, lesson plans, videos, and more.
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Third Round Materials 2019:
Language of Babies and Parenting
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Ashamind abinoojiiyens - Feeding baby
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Common Phrases
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Dakobinaawasowin - Tying baby onto a cradleboard/bunting bag
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Dikinaagan & Waapijiibizon - Cradleboard and Bunting Bag
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Gigishkawaawaso-nitaawiginaawasowin - Pregnancy & Birth
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How Far Along & How old
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Noonaawasowin & Noobaajigewin - Breastfeeding and Bottle-feeding
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Wewebizonikewin - Making a baby swing
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GiinToob Mezinaatesegin - YouTube Videos
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Second Round Materials 2018:
Our second round materials have quick web link access within the PDF's to our YouTube videos and lesson plan resources.

Wiigwaasikewin (Biskitenaaganikeng) Videos and Lesson Plan Resources
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Iskigamizigeng Videos and Lesson Plan Resources
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Manoominikeng Videos and Lesson Plan Resources
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Wanii'igeng Videos and Lesson Plan Resources
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First Round Materials 2017:
*For your convenience, the first round materials each contain a compressed ZIP folder for quick downloading, and audio/video files have also been compressed to reduce file size.
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Aandi gaa-pi-onji-ayaayan? - Where are you from?

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Aandi gwayak ge-ipizoyang? - Where should we drive?
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Ezhichigeyang endaso-giizhik - Things we do everyday
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Gidoodeminaanig - Our clans
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Nagwaaganikeng - Making snares
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Wanii'igeng - Trapping
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Wayaabanjigaadeg endaayan - What is seen around your home
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The Language of Babies and Parenting Booklets
The series of The Language of Babies and Parenting Booklets contains phrases for expecting/current parents, families, and guardians to use with children and babies.

Download and preview these instruction on how to print your booklets!
These instructions also contain troubleshooting options if you are experiencing printing issues.
Instructions for Printing Booklets
Booklet 1
Gigishkawaawaso-nitaawiginaawasowin
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(Pregnancy & Raising a Family)
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Click on the buttons below to download a PDF of Booklet 1 and its corresponding audio files. 
Download Booklet 1
Audio for Booklet 1

More booklets coming soon!
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At-Home Language Kits 2020-21:
The curriculum language kits are for families that wish to use Ojibwe language immersion at-home with their babies and toddlers. There are a variety of activities for children, word lists for parents, books related to each kit, along with printable keychain vocabulary lists for excursions. Please check out our first language kit below! 
Nibi (Water) Kit
Aniibiishan (Leaves) Kit
Giizhoopizon (Dress Warmly!) Kit
Ziigwan (Spring) Kit
Gidoodeminaanig (Our Clans) Kit
OOG Ojibwe Language Kits Evaluation:
We value your insights and feedback! Please help us by filling out the OOG Language Kits evaluation form by using the link below. All responses will be anonymous. These responses help us by making adjustments and improvements to our curriculum. 

Language Kit Evaluation Form:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfa9NGtE1JlEjPuDsjeyQEU2maVnhxQncgvhu5eaguelRA_-w/viewform?usp=sf_link
This is just a small taste of things to come. More materials, for these topics and many others, will be disseminated over time as they are expanded upon and checked by linguists, fellow educators, and other first language speakers, so stay tuned.

Miigwech anokaadameg gidinwewininaan,
Niinawind omaa OOG

Please click on the button below to be directed to OOG Language Resources.
OOG Language Resources
*All of these materials are free and open for your personal and educational uses. This work is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International License. To view a copy of this license, visit http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/4.0/.


OOG Ojibwe Language Resources Evaluation:
After viewing and using our resources, please take the time to fill out our Ojibwe language resources evaluation. We value your feedback and insights. We read through all responses and make adjustments to our curriculum accordingly. 


https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdobCtE69DW1ytNio881eJWWGH2vIdIhR3DJK9xqtW6DJ-XAQ/viewform?usp=sf_link


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Check out our new
OOG YouTube channel!

Ojibwemotaadidaa Omaa Gidakiiminaang YouTube

Fond du Lac Tribal and Community College Resources
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Ojibwemowining Resource Center

Fond du Lac Reservation Language Resources


Anishinaabemowin

Anishinaabemowin Lessons

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