Tléikhw khuk éet Picking berries

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Tléikhw khuk éet Picking berries GRADE: 3-5 Tlingit Cultural Significance: With the coming of spring and the growth of plants, the Tlingit craved fresh food after a steady diet of dried fish and oil, and whole families of women and girls went out in parties to gather the tender shoots of the salmon berry and the stalks of the wild celery, which they brought back in great packs. Alaska is the land of berries [Tléikw]. These form a most necessary and acceptable article of diet, eaten fresh, or cured and pressed into cakes, or preserved now days by canning process. Berry fields like salmon streams were hereditary property in families [lineages, or clans]. The gathering and preparing of berries was woman s work. In berrying, she carried a small spruce root basket, [seigatáanaa] Berries were eaten fresh as gathered, with oil or cooked and most varieties were prepared for winter use. Today some uses are making jams and jellies of the different varieties. A favorite in the salmon fishing communities is salmon egg berry pudding [kaneegwál ]. Also today, a lot of berry preserves are distributed at potlatches. [ku.éex ] 1

Elder/Culture Bearer Role: An elder can talk about the different times of berry picking and how the berry areas are treated and to be careful of other creatures feeding on the berries in the forest. Like making noise, singing songs when picking berries in the thicket of brush. What they may be picking certain berry for and are they going to use the berry preserves at potlatches, etc. Tlingit Vocabulary of entire Unit: Noun Shaahx Shákw Was x aan Tléighu Tléikhw Kanat á Kaxwéixh Gray currant Strawberry Salmon berry Berries Blueberry High bush cranberry Verbs and Verb Forms: khuxhwak'éet' kheek'éet' khuk'éet' khuxhwaak'ít' kheeyak'ít' khoowak'ít' I am picking You are picking S/he is picking I picked You picked S/he picked 2

Lesson Titles: Lesson # 1 khuxhak'éet':picking Lesson # 2: khuxhwaak'ít I picked Lesson # 3: khuk'éet' S/he is picking Lesson # 4: kheeyak'ít' You picked Lesson # 5 khoowak'ít' S/he picked Berries: Tléikhw 3

Salmonberry Was x aan tléigu 4

Blueberry Kanat á 5

High bush cranberry Kaxwéix Gray currant berries Shaahx 6

Strawberry Shákw 7

LESSON 1: Tléikhw khuxhak'éet':i am Picking berries Activity # 1 Tape or hang pictures of 5 different berries on the board. As you hang them, say each one in Tlingit. After they are all hung up, point to each one while saying the word in Tlingit. Point to the picture, say the word in Tlingit. Activity # 2 Introduce the phrase Tléikhw Khuxhak éet, Picking berries. Model saying this phrase while also pretending to pick berries Pick all the different types of berries. Introduce the different berry types and pick that berry. Saying the name of the berry. Shákw Khuxhak éet Go through all the different types of berries naming them. Activity # 3 Intoduce the word, Daa sá. What. Combine words,: Daa sá Khuxhak éet? What am I picking? One word answer from students Show picking different types of berries. LESSON 2 : Tléikhw kheek'éet' you are picking berries Activity # 1 Teach the phrase Tléikhw Kheek éet?, You are picking berries. Say it several times before you ask the students to repeat it. When it sounds like a few students have the phrase under control have the whole class ask you Daa sá kheek éet? and respond appropriately. Example: Student: Daa sá kheek éet? Teacher: Tléikhw khuhxak éet. Alternate/Pick a berry and answer appropriately with a berry name: LESSON 3: Tléikhw khuk'éet' H/she is picking berries 8

Activity # 1 Teach the phrase Tléikhw Khuk éet?, H/she is picking berries.. Have student model picking all the berries. Activity # 2 Introduce: Daa sá a Khuk éet?,what is H/she picking? Answer with appropriate berry name: Shákw a Khuk éet. H/she is picking a strawberry. Activity have student model pick another berry and ask question: Daa sá a Khuk éet?, What is h/she picking? Kanat á a Khuk éet. H/she is picking a blue berry. LESSON 4: Tléikhw kuxhwaak'ít' I picked berries Activity # 1 Teach the phrase khuxhwaak'ít' I picked berries Show the different types of berries. LESSON 5: Tléikhw kheeyak'ít' you picked berries Have different student model with all the berries Say the Phrase Tléikhw kheeyak'ít Another phrase to introduce: Tléikhw a khoowak'ít' H/she picked berries 9