• Misaabekong

    Content from the Misaabekong Ojibwe Immersion Program coming soon!

    The staff of the Misaabekong Ojibwe Immersion Program of the Duluth Public Schools humbly shares materials and resources with the understanding that none of these materials be published and/or sold by any entity. We do require that any edits or changes to these materials be identified on both the Cover page and on the Acknowledgments page by giving credit to the original creators/authors/illustrators for their work and then adding the statement “Changes were made by _____ (name/s of the person/s) for use by ______ (name of program or school).

  • Wicoie Nandagikendan

    Ginibaa na? and other videos created by Liz Zinsli for Wicoie Nandagikendan are available to watch on this YouTube Channel

  • Ojibwemotaadidaa Omaa Gidakiiminaang 

    Miishidoonaagani-mazina’igaans and other videos are available to watch on this YouTube Channel

  • Waking Up Ojibwe – Anishinaabemodaa

    Anishinaabemowin Gaa-inweng and other videos are available to watch on this YouTube Channel

“Let’s Look at Fall”
& “Community Helpers”

Pull Ahead Readers are sets of thematically linked fiction and nonfiction series that help in building early literacy skills. Simple text patterns support emergent readers as they build their recognition of high-frequency sight words. There are 16 books in Ojibwemowin now available!

Unite for Literacy
Lac Courte Oreilles FACE program

A link to 28 books in Ojibwemowin with narrations by Dr. Michael Sullivan

Bad River EHS Ojibwe Immersion Classroom Books

These books are free to download and use. The PDFs can be used to create professionally printed board books through Pint Size Productions, easy printing link coming soon!

Maajii-Ojibwemong GLIFWC-INWE

Within these language learning resources there are PDFs which can be downloaded and printed.

Waking Up Ojibwe – Anishinaabemodaa

These books are free to download and use. The PDFs can be printed and bound. Contact a team member to inquire about physical copies for your family or program.

Anishinaabemowin At Home

This virtual bookshelf created by Rochelle Allan allows you to click on any book cover and hear the story being read in Ojibwemowin.

Disclaimer: All resources, materials, and books are the property of the individual programs listed and are not for individual or organizational resale.