Akitshe:nen Rahon:tsi - My Pet Blackie is a Mohawk language resource developed by the Kanehsatake Resource Centre and the Mohawk Language Curriculum Centre, Kahnawake, Quebec. This 14-page illustrated language resource explains in simple phrases a child's joy in watching and playing with a pet dog. Mohawk language only. There is no English translation provided. The text was developed for elementary level students learning Mohawk. An excellent teaching resource for anyone learning Kanehsatake Mohawk.

First Nations Families is part of the First Nations Education Division's Readers 97 Series. This primary level reader introduces ten First Nations families who live in the Victoria area of British Columbia. These families represent the diversity of the "family" in the 1990s. For each family, a young child introduces the members of the family, where they live and what each family member likes to do. Each page is illustrated with simple sketches that enhance the controlled vocabulary text. A valuable resource for encouraging reading and learning about First Nations families.

Raksa:'a Tanon Ne Rohsotha Tsi Niieienthohs Nikaha:wi - The Boy and His Grandfather at Planting Time is a seven page illustrated story about a young boy and his grandfather planting a garden. This original story written in Mohawk stresses the importance of responsibility in a contemporary setting. The story was written by Skawennati Madelaine Montour for elementary students leaning Mohawk at Kanehsatake, Quebec. Text in Mohawk only. There is no English translation provided.. An excellent teaching resource for anyone learning Kanehsatake Mohawk.

Sewahio:wane Wahohiaien:ta'ne - He's Got an Apple is a Mohawk language resource developed by the Kanehsatake Resource Centre and the Mohawk Language Centre, Kahnawake, Quebec. This 27-page illustrated story follows the travels of a caterpillar in search of food. The text is designed for students at the elementary level. Mohawk language only. There is no English translation provided. An excellent teaching resource for anyone learning Kanehsatake Mohawk.

Ontiaten:ro Ne Isten:'a - My Mother is My Friend is a Mohawk story for beginning readers. The text was produced for elementary students learning Mohawk by the Kanehsatake Resource Centre and the Mohawk Language Centre, Kahnawake, Quebec. This 14-page illustrated language resource explains in simple phrases the many ways a mother helps a child. An excellent teaching resource for anyone learning Kanehsatake Mohawk.

Teddy bears hop, skip, and jump their way through a school day in this companion book to the popular Teddy Bear Counting and Teddy Bear Math. This time, a catchy jump-rope rhyme has kids wiggling and giggling as they do math. Skills review is fun when teddies are on the move!***********NOTE: 40% OFF PRICE SHOWN WHILE SUPPLIES LAST*********

This book looks at the numbers in French. Main text on each page is provided only in French, with simple, labeled photographs providing support. A “dictionary” spread at the end of the book features all the vocabulary words in both French and English.  .***********NOTE: 40% OFF PRICE SHOWN WHILE SUPPLIES LAST*********

Simple text paired with themed illustrations invite the reader to learn to speak French.  .***********NOTE: 40% OFF PRICE SHOWN WHILE SUPPLIES LAST*********

The animals in Mr. Venezi's pet shop are used to how forgetful he is. Then he hires the perfect assistant, Viola. She does her job so well that Mr. V hardly needs to be there. In fact, one day, Mr. V doesn't come back at all! But then Viola starts ignoring the animals. Has Mr. V given the pet shop to a villain? Or is some other mystery afoot? Sasspants, PI(G)-fluffy-but-determined guinea pig detective-and junior detective Hamisher the hamster will soon fish out the answers!