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Nlha.kApmhhchEEn : counting & moving like animals, birds, insects, and fish
University of British Columbia

2023
Book > Children's Book
Creators
Miles, Rosalin; Spinks, Charon ; Hanna, Judy ; Grenier, Gladys ; Raphel, Daniel ; Joe, Alice; Hanna, Darwin; Lytton First Nation
Description
"It is said that if you can count to 10 in Nlaka'pamuxcin, you can count to 100. A good way to practice counting is to perform movement with activity. The people from TLKemchEEN (Lytton) have a seasonal round of life tied to our demEEwuh (land), including gathering foods, fishing, hunting and community gatherings" (Nlha.kApmhhchEEn: Counting & Moving Like Animals, Birds, Insects, and Fish).

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Statement of Responsibility
by Dr. Rosalin Miles, Charon Spinks, Judy Hanna, and Gladys Grenier ; art by Daniel Raphel.
Publication Information
[British Columbia] : The Authors
Physical Description
1 volume (unpaged) : colour illustrations ; 21 cm.
Notes
Ntlakyapamuk language.
Darwin Hanna, advisor.
"We would like to acknowledge the support provided by Shawn Hanna from the Indigenous Physical Activity and Cultural Circle as well as the support of Joh Haugen from the Lytton First Nation Band Council."
"A companion USB stick will be available with this book. A video named 'Nlha.kApmhhchEEn counting & moving like animals, birds, insects, and fish' book can be found on iactive.ca on the traditional activity page." You will find videos of:
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