OOG Materials and Curriculum
Boozhoo! We're happy to announce that our second round of curriculum is ready for distribution! The development of this curriculum was made possible with 2017-2018 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 Distro. Within this folder there is curriculum that is categorized by topic, as noted in the below paragraphs. Each of these subfolders contain a PDF file that serves as an inventory of materials for each topic. For your convenience, each topic contains a compressed ZIP folder for quick downloading, and audio/video files have also been compressed to reduce file size.
Our second round materials have quick web link access to our YouTube videos and lesson plan resources.
Second Round Materials 2018:
Wiigwaasikewin (Biskitenaaganikeng) Videos and Lesson Plan Resources
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1zAjDd0KO8gTyo4A--O5Jl_VvnXFUv0y6
Iskigamizigeng Videos and Lesson Plan Resources
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1uqOFR4IPzKwOim0hgwat7JrhZkBS9SHQ
Manoominikeng Videos and Lesson Plan Resources
https://drive.google.com/open?id=18ptizacThSYPDe8qlY3l0GTUKn6_3x-T
Wanii'igeng Videos and Lesson Plan Resources
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1FDleJH1j85OGyLrsMmko1YCH1IxQz1Uz
First Round Materials 2017:
Aandi gaa-pi-onji-ayaayan? - Where are you from?
Aandi gwayak ge-ipizoyang? - Where are will we drive?
Ezhichigeyang endaso-giizis - Things we do everyday
Gidoodeminaanig - Our clans
Nagwaaganikeng - Making snares
Wanii'igeng - Trapping
Wayaabanjigaadeg endaayan - What is seen around your home
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
The files are hosted on Google Drive in a folder called OOG Distro. Within this folder there is curriculum that is categorized by topic, as noted in the below paragraphs. Each of these subfolders contain a PDF file that serves as an inventory of materials for each topic. For your convenience, each topic contains a compressed ZIP folder for quick downloading, and audio/video files have also been compressed to reduce file size.
Our second round materials have quick web link access to our YouTube videos and lesson plan resources.
Second Round Materials 2018:
Wiigwaasikewin (Biskitenaaganikeng) Videos and Lesson Plan Resources
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1zAjDd0KO8gTyo4A--O5Jl_VvnXFUv0y6
Iskigamizigeng Videos and Lesson Plan Resources
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1uqOFR4IPzKwOim0hgwat7JrhZkBS9SHQ
Manoominikeng Videos and Lesson Plan Resources
https://drive.google.com/open?id=18ptizacThSYPDe8qlY3l0GTUKn6_3x-T
Wanii'igeng Videos and Lesson Plan Resources
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1FDleJH1j85OGyLrsMmko1YCH1IxQz1Uz
First Round Materials 2017:
Aandi gaa-pi-onji-ayaayan? - Where are you from?
Aandi gwayak ge-ipizoyang? - Where are will we drive?
Ezhichigeyang endaso-giizis - Things we do everyday
Gidoodeminaanig - Our clans
Nagwaaganikeng - Making snares
Wanii'igeng - Trapping
Wayaabanjigaadeg endaayan - What is seen around your home
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
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