Whouy Sze Kuinalth - Teaching Our Many Grandchildren

Athabascan Raven WHOUY SZE KUINALTH
"Teaching Our Many Grandchildren"

Thanks...

To Our Program Partners,

Thank you for your contribution of time, knowledge, program support, and encouragement throughout our Learn and Serve projects.

ALASKA GATEWAY SCHOOL DISTRICT

COPPER RIVER SCHOOL DISTRICT

WRANGELL ST.ELIAS NATIONAL PARK

DENVER MUSEUM OF NATURE & SCIENCE

OREGON MUSEUM OF SCIENCE & INDUSTRY

UNIVERSITY OF ALASKA - FAIRBANKS

Bjorn Beeter out for a ski.

©Bill Hess

Courtesy of Joan Herrmann
Sarah Martin, Saphire David and Kael Adams of Mentasta.

Thank You to each of you who have made this project possible. You're contributions will not be forgotten.

To those who are not yet here we say:

May the spirit and intent of this work be understood by the fact that we undertook these journeys with pure hearts and noble intentions even though our minds had been cluttered with western idiosyncracies.

Tsin'aen

	Dedication MSTC Mission Statement Introduction Prelude In A Sacred Manner, by Wilson Justin Learn & Serve Focus Groups
	ELDERS DENAEY (PEOPLE) Interview of Elders Clans of Chistochina & Mentasta Why Are We Here? Who We Are		NANINEH (LAND) Our Way of Life Mapping the Village What A Waste Raw Materials Our Natural Resources Weather/Climate
	TUU (WATER) Water, Water Our Watershed		C'AAN (FOOD) Where Does Our Food Come From? Gathering, Traditions and Nutrition of our Food Keeping Ourselves Healthy A Student Led Health Fair
	Assessment & Performance Evaluation Rubrics Learn & Serve Program Sources, Resources Thank You

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Last modified August 17, 2006

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