An introduction to the grammar of the "Northern" Michif language, this resource provides a pronunciation key, vocabulary, grammar, comprehension and translation activities. An answer key is also included. Some of the themes addressed in the book are introductions, numbers, time, animals, food, snaring, furniture, parts of the body, weather, buildings, colours, clothing, fishing and sewing. Grammatical concepts explored include: pronouns, prefixes, suffixes, preverbs, verbs, nouns, animate or inanimate, tenses, plurals and diminutives.--Ministry of Education website.

Text in English and Michif. This title is a useful introduction to the grammar of the "Northern" or "Ile-à-la Crosse" Michif language. Consisting of a northern Plains Cree base ("Y" dialect) with some French nouns, this language is mainly spoken in the following communities in northwerstern Saskatchewan: Beauval, Buffalo Narrows, Canoe Narrows, Cole Bay, Dillon, Green Lake, Ile-à- la-Crosse (Sakitawak), Jans Bay, Patuanak, Pinehouse, and Turnor Lake.--Page 4 of cover. Michif 10, 20, 30.