Anishinabe Academy Immersion School

http://anishinabe.mpls.k12.mn.us/ Now when it really comes to studing the Ojibwe Langauge you can’t go wrong with an Immersion school. Especially one thats located right in the heart of the Twin Cites. At the Anishinabe Academy Children are Immersed in the Ojibwe langauge starting from Kindergarden to 8th grade.

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Bloomington Dakota Language Camp

http://www.ci.bloomington.mn.us/main_top/2_facilities/rec_facility/pond/language_camp/language_camp.htm The City of Bloomington (Minnesota) offers an annual Dakota language camp in June of each year. The camp is designed for students in grades Kindergarten through 6th grade, and parents are encouraged to attend as well. All learning is through hands-on experiences of traditional Dakota games, crafts, songs, dancing and foods. Registration and other […]

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Bug O Nay Ge Shig ojibwe launguage immersion School.

http://bugonaygeshig.wordpress.com/ Niigaane Ojibwe Immersion School was developed in 2003 to revitalize the Ojibwe language on the Leech Lake Reservation. Mission: The mission of the Bug-O-Nay-Ge-Shig School is to provide quality education and promote healthy community through lifelong learners. Goals: •Attain reading, math and science proficiency •Attain 95% attendance •Produce fluent Ojibwe speakers •Promote cultural integration […]

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Dakota Wicohan

https://www.facebook.com/pages/Dakota-Wicohan/110444602301325 https://www.dakotawicohan.com/ Dakota Wicohan is an organization that works to preserve Dakota as a living language, and through it, transmit Dakota life ways to future generations. They operate Dakota language camps featuring lessons, games, meals and other family activities. Dakota Wicohan P.O. Box 2 Morton, Minnesota 56270 Phone: (507) 697-6272 Email: dakotawicohan@gmail.com

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Concordia Language Village: Dakota in MN

http://www.concordialanguagevillages.org/newsite/programs/adults/Language/dakota.php Concordia Language Village has teamed up with the University of Minnesota Department of American Indian Studies to create an immersion program that teaches families about the Dakota culture. For information, call (800) 222-4750 or email clv@cord.edu.  

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Lakȟól’iya Owáakhiye Othí (Lakota Language Forum) & New Lakota Dictionary Online

http://lakotadictionary.org/ (Website & Forum) http://lakotadictionary.org/nldo.php (Lakota-English-Lakota Dictionary) http://lakotadictionary.org/portal.php (Virtual Keyboard) This website features an online Lakota-English-Lakota dictionary, as well as a Lakota language discussion forum. The dictionary and forum are resources that can help learn the Lakota language, including definitions and grammar. A project is underway in 2013 to add audio. Lakȟól’iya Owáakhiye Othí http://lakotadictionary.org/

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Freelang Ojibwe-English-Ojibwe Online Ductionary

http://www.freelang.net/online/ojibwe.php This is a free online dictionary from Freelang that does simple translation of words from Ojibwe to English and from English to Ojibwe. It is unclear which dialect of Ojibwe the dictionary is using. Looking up English words (e.g. dog) does produce a list of results. This resource could be helpful for learning basic […]

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Native Languages around the U.S.

http://ourmothertongues.org/voices.aspx This Website show the different Native American languages in the United States. It also shows the varies languages. Makepeace Productions P.O. Box 6 Lakeville, CT 06039 info@makepeaceproductions.com

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A Guide to Restoring Energy and Food Sovereignty

http://www.honorearth.org/sites/honorearth.org/files/Sustainable%20Tribal%20Economies%20HTE.pdf A PDF Guide to Restoring Energy and Food Sovereignty in Native America Honor the Earth PO Box 63 Callaway, MN 56521 Phone: 218-375-3200

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Introduction to Ojibwe Numbers and Money

http://www.real-dream-catchers.com/Ojibwe_culture_and_language/introduction_to_ojibwe_numbers_and_money.htm Want to learn/brush up on your Ojibwe number counting. Well do I got news for you, Here is a basic number list going over the majority of the number system!

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