Summer is a wonderful time to slow down and spend quality time with family and loved ones. Mentally when the school year is out, there is more time for kids to explore their interests. It is the perfect season to …
These faceless dolls continue to serve as a reminder never to think you’re better than someone else. One day the Corn Spirit asked the Great Spirit if she could provide something different for her people. With the Great Spirit’s permission, …
Choose any of the following affirmations or create a list of your own: • I am loving. • I am calm. • I am kind. • I send prayers of love and peace to all. Affirmations are seeds of positivity …
Since then, it was traded farther and farther north and became a staple for Indigenous people in what is today known as Canada. Corn was originally domesticated in what is known today as Mexico by Indigenous people approximately 10,000 years …
Family activities are a fun way to be active and help keep our bodies moving. Playing together is a great way to get our hearts pumping and blood flowing and helps our hearts to be healthy.
Summer is a wonderful time to slow down and spend quality time with family and loved ones. Emotionally throughout the school year, we are busy with school life, work life and more. Summer is a time for reflection and decompression …
ononya’ (husk) Strive for healthy choices. Keep your hands busy by taking the time to learn a new art form such as twining corn husk. “Corn husk is something that is natural and comes from the earth. It becomes medicinal …
Self-care is essential to overall well-being but first, we must practice Humility to honor our spirit and inner voice. We must listen to our body and inquire within ourselves and with our helpers to find out what is happening so …
Your local corner store may have a popular place on hot summer days – a Slushie section! Guess how much sugar is in these drinks? An extra large serving size can contain as much as 38 teaspoons of sugar! Drinking …
Do what you can now to prevent diabetes. Enjoy foods from Mother Earth, be active and keep your body moving, don’t hang on to anger or sadness, connect with your culture.
Physically Enjoy the nature around you with all the children. Swim. Canoe. Bike. Hike. Outdoor activities help you-and younger family- create an active lifestyle. These connections satisfy in so many ways
Anishinabemowin word(s) of the week Mdaamiin(Corn) Mdaaswi shaa nswi (13) Bimose (Walk) Take a moment to reflect on how our health and the health of the land nourishes “life” for future generations.