Pêyak Little Duck. Bilingual Ed. Plains Cree & English. (FNCR 2026) Nature Christy et sa famille vivent

Christy et sa famille vivent à Fort St

this collection presents a detailed examination of the various forms of racism faced by immigrants and Indigenous people living and working in Southern Alberta

It takes you from Day One to Day 60 of a No-English Ojibwe immersion program

and to our living Earth

The introduction is by Jordan Abel

Pêyak Little Duck. Bilingual Ed. Plains Cree & English. (FNCR 2026) Nature Christy et sa famille viventBy Sandra Lamouche, a nhiyaw iskww (Cree woman) from the Bigstone Cree Nation in northern Alberta. Illustrated by Mando Littlechild, a Treaty 6 nhiyaw First Nations artist from Maskwacis, Alberta. Pimoht, come walk this way. Let's count in Cree the birds we see! Let's go on a walk and practice our language! What birds will we see? I see one ssp pyak little duck! In a celebration of the connection between language learning and the land, a young child