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Kanienʼkéha (Mohawk)

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News Story

Games and Activities

Games and Activities

Language Learning and Teaching

Language Learning and Teaching

Immersion Education

Immersion Education

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Journalism and News
Why this Akwesasne woman is re-creating board games in Kanien'kéha

An article about Kanien'kéha language teacher Niiakohontésha Gray, who has created Kanien'kéha versions of popular board games like Monopoly as learning resources.

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https://www.cbc.ca/news/indigenous/akwesasne-language-board-games-1.7099633
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