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OverviewCome on a journey with young Sachiiwin and Waawaasbiikse as they count all the wonderful animals they can see. With each new animal friend, learn their AnishinaabemowinThis delightful resource from Ojibway author, Juliana Armstrong, uses repetition to combinecounting, Anishinaabemowin language learning, and traditional teachings. Accessible, repetitive and gentle, this book offers readers a space to celebrate the beauty of language, and reflect on what guides us in our own walk on Mother Earth. Full Product DetailsAuthor: Juliana Armstrong , Shelley Davies , Blair BeaucagePublisher: Medicine Wheel Imprint: Medicine Wheel Edition: Bilingual edition ISBN: 9781778540653ISBN 10: 1778540651 Pages: 28 Publication Date: 18 September 2025 Recommended Age: From 4 to 6 years Audience: Children/juvenile , Children / Juvenile Format: Hardback Publisher's Status: Forthcoming Availability: Not yet available ![]() This item is yet to be released. You can pre-order this item and we will dispatch it to you upon its release. Table of ContentsReviewsAuthor InformationJuliana Armstrong, a teacher of Anishnaabemowin language and culture, first became an artist after growing up watching her Mother and Gookmis crafting. The natural world around her as well as carrying her children during pregnancy have inspired most of her work. With great appreciation for the Ojibway Culture and Language, it is important for her to share her gifts such as art. Raised on Christian Island, she is a member of and resides in Nipissing First Nation, Ontario. Shelley Davies, who has both Coast Salish and European ancestry, is a self-taught artist who is constantly challenging her boundaries and comfort zone. She has come to love painting with acrylics using energetic colour palettes that capture the rich landscapes and majestic wildlife of the Pacific Northwest. Shelley’s art, including several large-scale murals, can be found across the Saanich, Esquimalt, and Sooke areas. On top of her artistic practice, Shelley has devoted 30 years to the long-term care and health of our elderly in BC. She now resides in Sooke on T'Sou-ke First Nation territory, and has shared a splendid 35 loving years with her husband raising two wonderful, successful children, all of whom share in her passion for art and nature. Blair Beaucage (Ojibway) and his ancestors are from Nipissing First Nation. Minwewe zhinkaazo nishnaabe noozwin. With over a dozen years of experience, Blair teaches Nbiising dialect Nishnaabemwin combining his academic education with ongoing learning from the fluent speakers in his community. Tab Content 6Author Website:Countries AvailableAll regions |