Indigenous Peoples & Childcare

(Video) Bouncy tries to convince Knack to read a story. Bouncy is disappointed because Knack is busy. But later, Knack finds time to read to Bouncy, whose imagination is active. The film ends with a snapshot of the family reading together happily.

(Video) Tom Porter of the Mohawk Nation talks about the Creator, babies and clans.

(Video) Mohawk stories have always been passed on through oral tradition. No one person can be credited for writing these stories. It is important to acknowledge and to give credit to all the storytellers who help keep these stories alive for future generations.

(Video) Mohawk stories have always been passed on through oral tradition. No one person can be credited for writing these stories. It is important to acknowledge and to give credit to all the storytellers who help keep these stories alive for future generations.

(Video) Associate Director Tim Johnson (Mohawk) shares ghost stories from his home community of Six Nations Reserve in Canada.

(Video) Mohawk stories have always been passed on through oral tradition. No one person can be credited for writing these stories. It is important to acknowledge and to give credit to all the storytellers who help keep these stories alive for future generations.

(Video) As told by Norm Wesley, my father and a member of Moose Cree First Nation.

(Website with video) Wilfred Buck who is from Opaskwayak Cree Nation, doesn't teach them about Orion or the North Star. Instead, he tells them about Wesakaychak and Keewatin: the Cree constellation.

(Video) Solomon Ratt storytelling at the Cree Storytelling Camp 2017 at the Youth Haven, Big Stone Lake, Saskatchewan.

(Video) The Inuit story of creation from the Big Myth collection at: http://www.bigmyth.com/

(Video) Inuit story teller and author Michael Kusugak recounts a story from his youth to Canadian youth participants of Inuit arts and culture week hosted at Historica Encounters in Ottawa Canada.

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(Video) According to this Inuit legend the Raven was not always the jet-blackbird that it is today.