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Nanu'ávaha Second Grade Lessons

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Nanu'ávaha Second Grade Lessons

Nanu'ávaha (Our Food) curriculum developed by many to collect, present and perpetuate tribal knowledge to and for the next generations.
Content in Collection
G2L1 Respect.pdf

Nanu'ávaha Second Grade Lesson 1: Respect, Identity, Belonging and Responsibility

G2L2 Being from a Special Place.docx.pdf

Nanu'ávaha Second Grade Lesson 2: Being From a Special Place On Earth

AFRIFoodSecurity_UCB_LisaHillman_002_024.pdf

Nanu'ávaha Second Grade Lesson 3: Hunting Rights

AFRIFoodSecurity_UCB_LisaHillman_002_025.pdf

Nanu'ávaha Second Grade Lesson 4: Plant Medicine

AFRIFoodSecurity_UCB_LisaHillman_002_026.pdf

Nanu'ávaha Second Grade Lesson 5: Feathers in Ceremonial Practices

G2L6_Acorn_Baskets_r.pdf

Nanu'ávaha Second Grade Lesson 6: Acorn Baskets

G2L7_Creation_Gifts_section_1.pdf

Nanu'ávaha Second Grade Lesson 7: Creation Gifts are All Around Us

G2L7_Creation_Gifts_section2.pdf

Nanu'ávaha Second Grade Lesson 7: Creation Gifts are All Around Us - Cultural Resource Cards

AFRIFoodSecurity_UCB_LisaHillman_002_030.pdf

Nanu'ávaha Second Grade Lesson 8: Animal Use in Ceremonies

AFRIFoodSecurity_UCB_LisaHillman_002_031.pdf

Nanu'ávaha Second Grade Lesson 8: Animal Use in Ceremonies Cultural Resource Cards

AFRIFoodSecurity_UCB_LisaHillman_002_032.pdf

Nanu'ávaha Second Grade Lesson 8: Animal Use in Ceremonies Section 3

G2L9_Shells,_Dentalium_and_the_Ocean.pdf

Nanu'ávaha Second Grade Lesson 9: Shells, Dentalium and the Ocean

AFRIFoodSecurity_UCB_LisaHillman_002_034.pdf

Second Grade Workbook

G2L10_Native_Health.pdf

Nanu'ávaha Second Grade Lesson 10: Native Health

AFRIFoodSecurity_UCB_LisaHillman_003_024.pdf

Nanu'ávaha Second Grade: Second Grade Acknowledgements and Table of Contents

Communities and Cultural Protocols
Karuk Tribe: Uunaa - Public
Keywords
Karuk K-12 Curriculum;
Second Grade
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Advisors

Leece LaRue, Karuk Department of Natural Resources

Sípnuuk Advisory Committee: Aja Conrad, Vikki Preston, Ruby King, Bari Talley, Lisa Hillman, Stormy Staats, Maymi Preston-Donahue

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Collaborators

Karuk Tribe Department of Natural Resources, Yurok Tribe, Klamath Tribes, UC Berkeley, UC Cooperative Extension, UC Davis, Mid Klamath Watershed Council, United States Forest Service, Institute of Museum and Library Services, National Institute for the Humanities, Mellon Foundation