The focus of this kit is to learn the basic sounds and letters of Anishinaabemowin based on the commonly used double-vowel system.
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You can watch and listen to Anishinaabemowin Gaa-Inweng read by Wejepibines Edward Atatise Jr. Follow along, repeat after Wejepibines, and enjoy listening to the sounds.
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You can watch and listen to Anishinaabemowin Ozhibii’iganensan read by Rose Marie Tuesday. Follow along, repeat after Rose, and enjoy listening to the sounds & words.
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The Anishinaabemowin Gaa-Inweng – Sound Chart is a resource that instructors and learners can use to review all of the basic sounds of Anishinaabemowin.
The Gaa-inweng – Sound Clip Cards are a fine motor skills activity that allows learners to practice identification of missing Anishinaabemowin sounds.
The Ozhibii’iganensan Roll & Find Cards offer learners practice with identifying missing letters in Anishinaabemowin words. These can be used in a dice game, matching game, and as flashcards.
The Ozhibii’iganensan – Roll & Find Dice Inserts are letter cards designed to be used in large dice with fillable pockets. Alternatively they can be used for games and flashcards.
The Ozhibii’iganensan Alphabet Banner is a printable Anishinaabemowin alphabet that can be displayed in places of learning.
The Ozhibii’iganensan – Multiuse Letter Placemats are great for letter of the day activities, colouring, tracing, and more!
The Anishinaabemowin Ozhibii’iganensan – Colour & Trace Letter Pages allow learners to do letter and word work, while enhancing their fine motor skills.
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