Classroom Resources
Dënësułınë Resources
Meet the Dene Learning Buddy!
Workbooks (children)
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Workbooks (youth)
Coming Soon . . .
Bingo
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Games
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Terms for Playing Cards – (playing cards not included) |
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Colouring
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Labels
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Miscellaneous
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About Dënësułınë
Some Métis families lived and intermarried in northern regions where Dene was spoken. As a result, a number of Métis people historically spoke Dene, often alongside other Indigenous and European languages. While not as widespread as Cree or French among the Métis, Dene still represents an important strand of Métis multilingual identity, especially in communities with close ties to Dene Nations.
| A special thanks to the Dene contributors: |
| Julius Park |
| Walter Park |
| Elder Emile Janvier |
MN-S recognizes that there is diversity among dialects, and translations may vary across communities and speakers.
