English - Cree Nature Walk As a class, we will embark on a nature walk. During this walk, please be aware of your surroundings and use the following sheet to keep record of your observations. After completing our walk, we will use the translations below to create basic Cree sentences. We will then use this sheet and our written translations to have a basic conversation about nature.

Example. One Dog tally Cree Translation: pêyak atim

1. Rock/ Stone(s) Cree Translation:

2. Tree(s) Cree Translation:

3. Pinecone(s) Cree Translation:

4. Bird(s) Cree Translation:

5. Bird nest Cree Translation:

6. Clouds Cree Translation:

7. Stick(s) Cree Translation:

8. Rabbit(s) Cree Translation:

9. Spider web(s) Cree Translation:

10. Dirt Cree Translation:

11. Caterpillar(s) Cree Translation:

12. Leaves Cree Translation:

13. Flower(s) Cree Translation:

14. Grass Cree Translation:

15. Water

Cree Translation:

16. Squirrel Cree Translation:

17. Raspberry Cree Translation:

18. Saskatoon berry Cree Translation:

19. Animal Tracks Cree Translation:

20. Bee Cree Translation:

Translations

Rock/ Stone ~ asinîy Tree ~ mistik Pinecone ~ wasaskwecôs Birds ~ piyêsîs Animal ~ pisiskisîs Tracks ~ ayêtiskiw Cloud ~ waskôw Stick ~ mistik Rabbit ~ wâposo Spider web ~ apihkêsîs-ayapiy Dirt ~ asiskîy Caterpillar ~ mohtew Leaves ~ nîpiya Flower ~ wâpakwanîs Grass ~ maskosiy Water ~ nipiy Squirrel ~ ankwacas Raspberry ~ ayôskan Saskatoon berry ~ misâskwatômin Bird nest ~ wacistwan Bee ~ âmôs Numbers: One ~ pêyak Two ~ nîso Three ~ nisto Four ~ nêwo Five ~ niyânan Six ~ nikotwâsik Seven ~ têhpakohp Eight ~ ayinânêw Nine ~ kêkâ-mitaht/mitâtaht Ten ~ mitaht/mitâtaht