Navajo Hero Twins Story Part 1

Hero Twins Video Part 1

Navajo Language Lesson by Clayton Long

Ashiikè Naakií baa hashne’ dooleel.

Navajo Hero Twins Presentation Part 1

From the book:  The Legend of the Navajo Hero Twins

by Don Mose, Jr.
Illustrated by Charles Yanito

Navajo Language Lesson links

Clayton Long – Instructor

Clayton Long YouTube Channel

Mana Academy

Navajo Language Lessons Page

Navajo Language Lessons YouTube Channel

Navajo People Language Page

Heritage Language Resource Center

Harold Carey Jr – Computer Teacher

Navajo Language Lesson Hogan 2

Navajo Hooghan (Hogan) Story Part 2

Hooghan baah naááhashne’ dooleel
I will speak about the hogan again.

By Clayton Long

Hogan Presentation Part 2

Navajo Language Lesson links

Clayton Long – Instructor

Clayton Long YouTube Channel

Mana Academy

Navajo Language Lessons Page

Navajo Language Lessons YouTube Channel

Navajo People Language Page

Heritage Language Resource Center

Harold Carey Jr – Computer Teacher

Navajo Language Lesson 1 K’è Introduction

Yá’át’èèh shik’èí dóó shidine’è
(Hello my relatives and my people.

Lesson by Clayton Long

Clayton Long – Instructor

Clayton Long YouTube Channel

Mana Academy

Navajo Language Lessons Page

Navajo Language Lessons YouTube Channel

Navajo People Language Page

Heritage Language Resource Center

Harold Carey Jr – Computer Teacher

Navajo Constellation Winter Stories

 The posters offer an excellent way to illustrate Winter Stories.

Constellation Rabbit Tracts

Navajo Constellation Poster Set

The Constellation set includes 10 illustrated posters, each 11″ x 17″ printed on heavy cardstock.

Constellation Poster set

They can also be used with the book, “Coyote Tosses the Stars,” as well as “The String Book.” Original illustrations were created by Theresa Breznau. Each illustration is accompanied by a description written in both Navajo and English languages.

Set of 10 – 11” x 17”
$15.00

Ordering Information

San Juan School District
Heritage Language Resource Center
28 West 200 North
Phone: 435-678-1230
FAX: 435-678-1283
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Little Lambs – Navajo Language Lesson

Little Lambs - Navajo Language Lesson

 

LITTLE LAMBS
The little lambs are born.
Near the waterhole my mother makes shelters of green boughs for the mother sheep.
There in the shelters the l ittle lambs are born.

The green boughs stand close together, they do not let the snow nor the wind nor the sand come in to hurt the lambs.
Soon the lambs will be big enough to play with me.

 Source : “Little Herder in the Spring” by Ann Clark 1940

Illustrated by:
Hoke Denetsosie
Linguistics by:
John P. Harrington
Robert W. Young

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The Waterhole – Navajo Language Lesson

The Waterhole - Navajo Language Lesson

 

 

THE WATERHOLE
The waterhole hides away behind the red rocks, but my sheep know where to find it.
Their little feet have made a deep trail from the corral to the waterhole.

 
 

Breakfast – Little Herder Story

Breakfast – Navajo Language Lesson

 

Breakfast - Little Herder Story-2

Breakfast

On the fire in the middle of the hogan, my mother cooks food.
My mother makes fried bread and coffee, and she cooks mutton over the coals.

 

My father and I and mother, we sit on the floor together, and we eat the good food that my mother has cooked for us.

We have many things. My mother has many sheep and goats and her hogan and the things of the hogan and me.


 Source : “Little Herder in the Winter” by Ann Clark 1940

Illustrated by:
Hoke Denetsosie
Linguistics by:
John P. Harrington
Robert W. Young

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Supper – Navajo Language Lesson

Supper  - Navajo Language Lesson

SUPPER

Now we ore eating the good food. We eat slowly.
We eat a long time. The hunger I pain is gone.
It went somewhere, but I ‘do not know when it left so quickly.

Source : “Little Herder in the Winter” by Ann Clark 1940
Illustrated by:

Hoke Denetsosie
Linguistics by:
John P. Harrington
Robert W. Young

More Navajo Language Lessons


Navajo People Website Links:
Navajo Culture – Navajo History – Navajo Art – Navajo Clothing Navajo Pictures – Navajo Rugs – Navajo Language– Navajo Jewelry – Navajo Code Talker – Navajo Pottery – Navajo Legends – Hogan’s – Sand Painting – Navajo Food – Navajo News – Navajo Nation

Shoveling Snow – Navajo Language Lesson

Shoveling Snow  - Navajo Language Lesson

I help my mother shovel snow.
We make a path to the sheep corral and to my grandmother’s hogan.
I The snow, so soft to feel is hard to shovel.

Shoveling Snow text-2

 

 

More Navajo Language Lessons



Navajo People Website Links:
Navajo Culture – Navajo History – Navajo Art – Navajo Clothing Navajo Pictures – Navajo Rugs – Navajo LanguageNavajo Jewelry – Navajo Code Talker – Navajo Pottery – Navajo Legends – Hogan’s – Sand Painting – Navajo Food– Navajo News – Navajo Nation