Indigenous Languages – Cree
Cree Dictionary Websites
Cree Dictionary Website
This is an excellent website to find translations for a Plains Cree dialect for Roman Orthography or Syllabic form.
Cree Dictionary Mobile App (Apple Devices)
Free app available for iPhones and iPads, just follow easy instructions.
Cree Dictionary Mobile App (Android Devices)
Free app available for all android devices, just follow easy instructions.
First Nation Language Links
Quick Access:
- Gift of Language and Culture
- Saskatchewan Indigenous Cultural College (SICC)
- Indigenous Knowledge & Wisdom Centre
- Cree Literacy Network
- Little Cree Books
- Hello Song
- Old MacDonald had a Farm Song
- Jingle Bells Song
- Morning Song
- If You’re Happy Song
- One, Two, Three Song
- Time Song
- Who am I? Song
- Weather Song
Gift of Language and Culture
The Gift of Language and Culture Website is an interactive website for people of all ages.
Little Cree Books
This website provides Cree language resources, links and articles.
Jingle Bells Sung by Kimberly Singer
Time Song Sung by Marlene Quinney
Saskatchewan Indigenous Cultural College (SICC)
Saskatchewan Indigenous Cultural College Online retail Store website to order Cree/Dene Resources for personal/teaching use.
Tansi Nehiyawetan
Tansi Nehiyawetan invites children to learn Cree with Kai, Kayla, and Auntie Josephine through kinetic games, absorbing stories, compelling songs, and dynamic adventures.
Morning Song Sung by Dallas Waskahat
Who am I? Sung by Marlene Quinney
Indigenous Knowledge & Wisdom Centre
Indigenous Knowledge & Wisdom Centre contains various language learning links that are funded by Indian Affairs. This site is very interesting and fun for everyone of all ages.
Hello Song Sung by Marlene Quinney
If You're Happy Song Sung by Marlene Quinney
Weather Song with Marlene Quinney
Cree Literacy Network
Cree Literacy Network was created by Honorary Dr. Freda Ahenakew and Jean Okimasis. This website has various interactive Cree language videos for all learners.
Old MacDonald had a farm Sung by Melvin Abraham
One, Two, Three Song Sung by Marlene Quinney
YouTube Resources
Basic cree lesson
Cree Language - Extension Phrases 1
Cree Lessons
Learn how to Speak and Sign in Cree
History of the Cree Language Part 1
Unit 1: Indigenous Total Physical Response (TPR)
Cree Language Lessons - Numbers 0-10
Cree Language - Set A Cree Class
Cree Language Lessons - Days of the Week
Common Resources - Indigenous Languages
Treaty 6 - Wikipedia
Creator - Land - People
