Giishka'aakwewin

Nashke, omaa dazhinjigaazo bezhig gwiiwizens wiijiiwaad omishoomisan baa-giishka'aakwenid. Onjida go ingii-ozhitoon o'ow mazina'igan ongow abinoojiinyag ji-ayaamowaad nawaj ge-agindamowaad aabajichigaadesininig 'iw zhaaganaashiimowin This book is part of an ongoing effort to create leveled Ojibwe readers for language learners. It follows the Level 15–20 books and belongs to the 20–30 series, which features books with approximately 20–30 words per page. This particular title—20–30.4—is the 4th in a new level and continues the storyline about a young boy who lives with his grandparents, older brother, and baby sister. "Giishka'aakwewin," cutting logs, is about a boys experience going with his grandpa cutting wood. This book is all in Ojibwe, the English translations are in the back of the book. Explore my author page for more books and information on the full leveled reading series!