On this #NationalIndigenousLanguagesDay, we're sharing an early copy of Daisy Turner's Moose Factory Cree from our library collection. This introduction to Cree syllabics was first published in 1974 to help Indigenous children in Moose Factory schools learn the written form of the Cree language. This video shows the 'Home' vocabulary section. Born at Fort Albany in 1918, Daisy Turner was a survivor of the Moose Fort Residential School. She listened to Cree Elders to reconnect with her heritage a
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On this #NationalIndigenousLanguagesDay, we're sharing an early copy of Daisy Turner's Moose Factory Cree from our library collection. This introduction to Cree syllabics was first published in 1974 to help Indigenous children in Moose Factory schools learn the written form of the Cree language. This video shows the 'Home' vocabulary section. Born at Fort Albany in 1918, Daisy Turner was a survivor of the Moose Fort Residential School. She listened to Cree Elders to reconnect with her heritage a
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