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Summarize and explain the significance of American Indian oral tradition in the perpetuation of culture and history.
Bead Trading Post
Beading on a Loom
Creating Stories Based on Oral Traditions
Dreamcatchers
Drum Making with a Community Artist
Faceless Doll (Odaminwaagan)
Floral Motifs in Ojibwe Cultures
Indigenous Peoples of North America
Medicine Wheel
Native Night Skies
Ojibwe ABC Books
Ojibwe Clans Book Project
Ojibwe Finger Weaving
Ojibwe Storytelling: A Mural Project
Ojibwe Symbols: From Rock to Canvas
Ojibwe Unit: A Year-Long Study (Part 1-History)
Ojibwe Unit: A Year-Long Study (Part 3-Seasonal Activities)
Pictographs
Snowshoe Math
Stories in Ojibwe Tradition
Text and Painting: Carl Gawboy
The Birchbark House: A Story about Family, Tradition and the Seasonal Round
Then and Now: Talking to Our Elders About Change
Three Sisters Garden: A Class Gitigaan
Today and Many Yesterdays: A Digital Story-Telling Experience
Waasaa Inabadaa: We Look in All Directions
While the Locust Slept
Wigwametry
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