Some useful vocab around collecting and observing rainfall
Make a fun leaf transfer rubbing after collecting some leaves from outside
Have your child give their toys or dolls a bath while they work on motor skills and learn to take care of their items!
Enjoy some of the last few weeks of warm weather at the park or beach doing this sand activity with your little one.
Learn about some of the plants that we grow in our garden and how to incorporate some Ojibwe while gardening
Children can do this sensory activity on a hot summer day while learning valuable skills
Do this sensory experiment to learn valuable life skills and practice language
Try this simple breathing exercise in ojibwe
Learn about the anishinaabe names of plants in your backyard or neighborhood
Use this fun sensory activity to teach about germ transfer and proper hand washing
Make little figures out of toilet paper rolls to practice motor skills and
emotion terms
Reuse and old can to make into a pot for growing plants
Useful phrases to use when it is morning (gigizhebaamagak).
Do this fun activity with your children that feels like playing but helps develop motor skills.
Here are some activities for you to do at home for Earth Day or to learn about reusing and recycling.
Here is a craft you can do with your kids to celebrate earth day.
Make a prayer tie to one of the spirit keepers of the Ojibwe language.
Learn how to identify wadoop (speckled alder).
Try this experiment to learn about how seeds sprout.
How to play Go Fish in Ojibwe!
Try this activity to practice and learn words for house hold items.
Try this activity to practice and learn words for things around the neighboorhood.
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Try these ways to practice numbers and colors at home!