Ikajuqtigiit Publishing
CD- Nattilingmiut Pihiit
CD- Nattilingmiut Pihiit
CD- Nattilingmiut Pihiit
ISBN 978-0-9950126-0-8
Nattilingmiut Pihiit
This CD contains 15 Nattilingmiut chant songs sung by elders, Miriam Aglukkaq and Bernadette Uttaq.
Humik Takuvit
CD- Nattilingmiut Pihiit
CD- Nattilingmiut Pihiit
ISBN 978-0-9864997-9-1
This children’s language pattern book follows the publication, Uvva and Nauk, modeling a simple Inuit language pattern with the goal of teaching some vocabulary and grammar through repetition and anticipation. The book features a grandfather and a grandchild traveling on the land and identifying various arctic animals and birds.
Nauk
CD- Nattilingmiut Pihiit
Nauk
ISBN 978-0-9864997-4-6
There is an audio CD to accompany this children’s book. The book is intended to model basic Inuit language patterns and to teach young children some vocabulary through repetition and anticipation. Written in Inuktitut syllabics and Roman orthography. (Nattilingmiutut dialelect) 22.pgs.
Nauk
Nauk
Nauk
Nauk /Inuinnaqtun ISBN 978-0-9864997-5-3
This book has the same illustrations and story as Nauk (Nattilingmiutut). It also has an audio CD and is intended to model basic Inuit language patterns and to teach young children some vocabulary through repetition and anticipation. Written in Roman orthography, using the Inuinnaqtun dialect.
22 pgs.
Uvva
Nauk
Uvva
This book book is intended to model a very simple Inuit language pattern and to teach young children some vocabulary through repetition and anticipation. It features 12 speaking arctic animals who learning simple vocabulary. Written in Inuktitut syllabics and Roman orthography. (Nattilingmiutut dialect)
26 pages
ukiuqtaqtumi iviqtitaatut hanalugu iniqtirialik /An Arctic Puzzle
ukiuqtaqtumi iviqtitaatut hanalugu iniqtirialik /An Arctic Puzzle
ukiuqtaqtumi iviqtitaatut hanalugu iniqtirialik /An Arctic Puzzle
An Arctic Puzzle ISBN 978-0-9950126-1-5
This 40 page activity book is designed to develop an understanding of the sound equivalencies in the Inuktut standardized dual writing system. Each page spread focuses on one Inuktut sound (phoneme).
The roman alphabet letters and corresponding syllabic symbol for one sound are hidden in each drawing. The exercises demonstrate that changing the writing system does not change the pronunciation, meaning, or dialect of the word.
written in Nattilingmiutut dialect
inikšai’nut aviqturlugit/Categories Game
ukiuqtaqtumi iviqtitaatut hanalugu iniqtirialik /An Arctic Puzzle
ukiuqtaqtumi iviqtitaatut hanalugu iniqtirialik /An Arctic Puzzle
ISBN 978-0-9864997-8-4
This card game was developed to help Inuit language learners practice speaking. Players will be both asking each other questions and answering using the appropriate vocabulary and word endings in the Inuit language.
The goal of the game is for each player to get complete sets of the three categories. The player with the most sets wins the game.
Each category has four items in four different colors. Included in the package is an instruction manual that explains the rules of the game, with lots of examples, pictures and sample questions for the players to refer to.
Because the cards do not have words on them, the game can be played in any dialect of the Inuit language; the basic language patterns described in the instruction booklet being the same throughout the Inuit language. (The instructions are written in Nattilingmiutut but can be adapted to any dialect.)
Each package includes 48 playing cards, sample question cards, and an instruction booklet.
piannak /playing cards
piannak /playing cards
piannak /playing cards
ISBN 978-0-9864997-6-0
This deck of 52 playing cards has the numbers two to ten written in both Inuktitut syllabics and Roman orthography. There are four suits:
kamik iglu ulu inukšuk
boot igloo knife inukshuk
The face cards are:
nattiq qugřuk umingmak avinngaq
seal swan muskox lemming
(J ) ( Q ) ( K ) ( A )
There are many children’s card games that can be played with this deck of 52 cards. Enjoy using the Inuit language while playing with students, family and friends.
Uqauhituqqat
piannak /playing cards
piannak /playing cards
This is a collection of older termininology that is not heard much anymore, collected from Nattilingmiutut elders living in the Qitirmiut region of Nunavut, Canada.