Louisa teaches Matoo how to do some producing and editing. Includes learning syllabics and colour words. Luisa ilinniatittijuq amirnik ammalu i pi ti kinik Matumik qanuq qarasaujaq aturiqamangaat talaviisakkut.
Mary Ineak and Peesee read books at the Unikkaarvik Library. The books they are reading are called "Nutaraullunga annuraakka" (My clothes as a child), "Kia niriniaqpaanga?" (Who is going to eat me?), and "Iguttaruluk" (A bumble bee).
A teacher reads a book about a crazy mannik (egg) and sings Nuukaakuulu with the childern. Ilisaiji uqalimaaqtillugu "sikkangajaaq manni"mi ammalu ingiqtillugi Nuukaakuuluumi.
Annabella Piujattuk reads a book called (Uu pu tu kuu) to daycare children in Iqaluit. Aanavila Piujattuq uqalimaaqtuq (uu pu tu kuu)mik pairivimmiutanut Iqalunni.
Taiviti shares what he had learned in school. (Ii pi ti kii, Head and Shoulders song). Taiviti ilinniaqtamininginnik unikkaaqtuq (ii pi ti kii, niaqu, tui, siiqu, putugu).
With the powerful forces of a new century pressing in around them, Danish explorer and scientist Knud Rasmussen visits the isolated camp of the great Iglulik shaman, Aua.
The Journals of Knud Rasmussen, by Zacharias Kunuk and Norman Cohn, 112 mins. 2005. Second feature in The Fast Runner Trilogy.
In Part 1 of the lesson, to be completed in the classroom, students will be introduced to the language of Inuktitut and will practice pronouncing and writing selected words using Inuktitut syllabics. Then, using the Internet, small groups of students will create an Inuktitut/ English ABC book, complete with illustrations.… Read more
