Strong Stories Kwakwaka’wakw: Our Traditional Medicines Saulteaux Robert Jahnke

Robert Jahnke

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Minegoo Mniku: The Mi'kmaq Creation Story of Prince Edward Island Epekewitkewey A'tukwaqn is a 32-page picture book retold for primary level learners by author and illustrator Sandra L

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Strong Stories Kwakwaka’wakw: Our Traditional Medicines Saulteaux Robert JahnkeKwakwakawakw (kwok wok ya wokw) people believe that our human spirit must be taken care of. We have medicines for taking care of our body, mind, emotions, and spirit. What do you do to take care of yourself? Written by author Sally Williams, Kwakwaka'wakw (Kwakiutl), Gwawaenuk. Educator & Series InformationRecommended for intermediate students (grades 4 6). Our Traditional Medicines is part of the Strong Stories: Kwakwakawakw series. Strong Stories