Over 200 Images!

Themes Include:

• Elements
• Time of Day
• Medicines
• and much more

Simple Teachings Methods show how to make a pattern, how to adapt for men and women. 30mins.

Filmed at Crow Fair, this film aired on NBC in the spring
of 2003. Narrated by Peter Coyote and produced by
the Oneida Nation, this hour long presentation shows
the viewer the beauty of the Powwow and excellent
explanations of Powwow structure and dance styles.
(65 min.)

The Pimsleur Method provides the most effective language-learning program ever developed. The Pimsleur Method gives you quick command of Ojibwe structure without tedious drills. Learning to speak Ojibwe can actually be enjoyable and rewarding. The key reason most people struggle with new languages is that they aren’t given proper instruction, only bits and pieces of a language. Other language programs sell only pieces -- dictionaries; grammar books and instructions; lists of hundreds or thousands of words and definitions; audios containing useless drills. They leave it to you to assemble these pieces as you try to speak. Pimsleur enables you to spend your time learning to speak the language rather than just studying its parts. When you were learning English, could you speak before you knew how to conjugate verbs? Of course you could. That same learning process is what Pimsleur replicates. Pimsleur presents the whole language as one integrated piece so you can succeed.

Includes Lessons 1-10 from the Level 1 program on 5 CDs (5 hrs).

The Pimsleur® Method: the easiest, fastest way to learn a new language. Completely portable, easily downloadable, and lots of fun. You’ll be speaking and understanding in no time flat!

This course includes Lessons 1-10 from the Ojibwe Level 1 Program - 5 hours of audio-only effective language learning with real-life spoken practice sessions. Get a chance to test drive the incredibly effective and efficient, world-famous Pimsleur Program. Each lesson provides 30 minutes of spoken language practice, with an introductory conversation, and new vocabulary and structures. Detailed instructions enable you to understand and participate in the conversation. Practice for vocabulary introduced in previous lessons is included in each lesson. The emphasis is on pronunciation and comprehension, and on learning to speak Ojibwe.

The Ojibwe Language Ojibwe is a North American Indian language of the Algonquian family. It is spoken by approximately 45,000 people in Canada and 10,000 in the United States. The dialects represented in this course are widely used in the Red Lake, Leech Lake, and White Earth Reservations in Northern Minnesota.

Tech Talk - CDs are formatted for playing in all CD players, including car players, and users can copy files for use in iTunes or Windows Media Player.

Loom Beadwork. 25 mins.

It showcases the northern men's style of competitive dances including the chicken dance and the newest style in the Powwow arena. This DVD captures the beauty and competition of each style. Interviews with champion dancers, elders and singers explain the history and outfit. Filmed at northern and Oklahoma Powwow. 60 mins.

Simple early years games help teach children basic Ojibwe words. Includes: numbers, colors, weather, family, shapes and months of the year.

Our Math Interactive will captivate the mind and spirit of learning in children ages 3 and up. Our software is designed to assist the development of beginning math skills. This math interactive helps children learn with meaning and understanding. The areas covered are as follows: Counting, comparing and ordering, place value and problem solving. It also introduces and demonstrates addition and subtraction. The math interactive contains different grade levels that progress through increasing levels of difficulty.

Let your keyboard become an artist. Native Reflections is happy to introduce our first Font Collection. Each disk comes with 4 fonts, giving you over 140 Native images to work or play with. This makes it easy for you to add simple images to letters, documents or any printed classroom activity.

Let your keyboard become an artist. Native Reflections is happy to introduce our first Font Collection. Each disk comes with 4 fonts, giving you over 140 Native images to work or play with. This makes it easy for you to add simple images to letters, documents or any printed classroom activity.

Join Raven, Eagle and Frog and their new friends the first people in the land before time. Raven Tales: Howl at the Moon is the eight episode in this series of animated television programs based upon the multiple award-winning animated film, Raven Tales: How Rave Stole the Sun. Raven Tales chronicles the wild and wacky adventures of Raven, the most powerful and trickiest trouble-maker of First Nation's folklore.

In this episode, the people of the village have been kept awake from the howling of the wolves, so they decide to send a party into the woods to flush them out and burn their dens. During the hunt, Wina becomes separated from the others in a sudden storm but he is rescued by a pair of mysterious strangers who nurse him back to health. After the storm, he reappears in the village and tells the stunned villagers about his new friends.

Limited quantity available

A comprehensive look at the healing practices of American Indians and how many of those natural remedies are applicable to today's alternative health-conscious society.

This video looks at the ancient health, and healing methods of American Indians, comparing and contrasting their techniques for maintaining their health with those of China and India. The video discusses the invaluable contributions the Native Americans made to our early frontier heritage and shows how many of those same healing plants and herbs are an important source of today’s modern methods of maintaining health.

The point is clearly made that what has been effective for thousands of years may still be the best means of maintaining a healthy lifestyle today. Running Time 40 minutes.

• Learn from today's respected physicians the crossover of ancient Native American healing remedies to present-day medical practices.
• Explore for Native American healing plants and herbs.
• Learn from tribal elders traditional healing practices and philosophies.
• Discover the contents of a 350 year old Indian medicine bag.
• Compare the similarities of Native American and Chinese healing.

Learn Native American healing remedies for:

• Heart/Circulatory
• Arthritis
• Female conditions
• Respiratory
• Asthma
• Skin Conditions
• Digestive tract
• Sinus and more...

Through close-up, detailed views and explanations, this video presents the simple, step-by-step instructions needed to learn the art of fingerweaving. Including numerous techniques for basic, as well as complex patterns, from the simple chevron to arrowheads and flames, nothing beats actually seeing & hearing it explained in order to see how it's done. 67 min.

The Indian Lore Seminar series features recorded seminars from some of the masters of Indian crafts. Neither edited nor condensed each presentation gives you the full experience of being there and learning with the participants.

Selected for quality, content and authenticity they will help you learn all about Native American & Buckskinning craft techniques, outfits, dance styles and much more. To help you improve your skills and knowledge, nothing is better than observing and learning first hand from an master craftsperson in the field, sharing the tips & techniques gained over many years of experience.

Our CD Holder can hold up to 208 CDs. With its durable construction and safe non-stick sleeves this CD holder will protect all of your CD's. With its elegant design it's perfect to use in your home or office. Give it as a gift to that young music lover in your life.

Holds 208 CDs!

In the development of our language interactives there has been a strong
collaboration between many Indigenous communities. We understand
that the preservation of our languages insures that the wisdom,
traditions, history and distinct identity of our people will continue on in
the future. Our language interactives have been designed to support
long-term culture and language revitalization programs that strive to build
closer relationships between the generations. This software supports
everyday proficiency naturally using authentic, culturally sensitive,
illustrations and Native speakers. First Nations’ families, elders, youth
and children will be immersed in their languages and culture through
interactive activities that will facilitate the transmission of basic language
structures and language fluency while building and encouraging
proficiency in listening, speaking, reading and writing skills.
Each language interactive contains the following:
Numbers, Money, Time, Alphabets, Pronunciations, Colors, Shapes,
Days, Months, Foods, Clothing, Household Objects, Weather, Seasons,
Directions and much more.

In the development of our language interactives there has been a strong collaboration between many Indigenous communities. We understand that the preservation of our languages insures that the wisdom, traditions, history and distinct identity of our people will continue on in the future. Our language interactives have been designed to support long-term culture and language revitalization programs that strive to build closer relationships between the generations. This software supports everyday proficiency naturally using authentic, culturally sensitive, illustrations and Native speakers. First Nations’ families, elders, youth and children will be immersed in their languages and culture through interactive activities that will facilitate the transmission of basic language structures and language fluency while building and encouraging proficiency in listening, speaking, reading and writing skills.

Each language interactive contains the following:

• Numbers
• Money
• Time
• Alphabets
• Pronunciations
• Colors
• Shapes
• Days
• Months
• Foods
• Clothing
• Household Objects
• Weather
• Seasons
• Directions and much more

Native Reflections is dedicated to the preservation
and promotion of endangered Native languages.
These counting DVDs teach children the number
system in either Cree or Ojibwe. Through a video
compiled using still images, graphics, music and
storytelling, inspire children to learn the language
as it is used in today’s world.

Features step-by-step
instructions for making a
dance shawl, with design
ideas and ribbon-work/
fringe knotting
techniques. Also includes
information on how to
wear and store a shawl.

This Documentary highlights the many dance
styles incorporated into the culture from various
Native tribes and nations. (1h.)

Lazy Stitch Beadwork 30 mins.

Showcases the 8 competitive dance styles

• Mens Straight Dance
• Northern Traditional
• Grass Dance
• Fancy
• Womens Southern Cloth
• Buckskin
• Jingle Dress
• Fancy Shawl

Includes:

• Hoop Dance
• Gourd Dance
• Crow
• Men and Womens traditional
• Rabbit Dance
• Two-Step
• Round Dance
• Team Dancing
• Tiny-Tots Intertribal

Taped at Crow Fair, Denver March Powwow and Oklahoma Powwow.

Over 200 Images

Includes images of:

• Traditional Metis Life
• Axe Throwing
• Red River Cart
• Metis Sash
• Famous Leaders like Louis Riel and Gabriel Dumont

Over 200 images

Themes include:

• Holiday Images:
• Halloween
• Christmas
• Easter
• Valentie's Day
• Seasons
• Sring
• Summer
• Fall
• Winter
• Images of:
• Houses
• Dwellings
• Animals
• Chiefs
• Dancers
• Maps of Tribal Areas in North America
• Clothes
• Shoes
• Artifacts
• Hunting Objects
• Traps
• Furs
• Food
• Traditional Items
• Safety Items

Our first interactive learning game includes many different learning tools such as alphabet and picture recognition. It also include interactive paint programs and puzzle games.
Build these important literacy and reading skills:
-Recognition letters
-Learn the order of the alphabet
-Learn the four seasons
-Develop auditory and phonetic sound awareness
-Letter pronunciations
-Vocabulary development
-Develop mouse and cursor skills

Vol. 5 - Two Needle Appliqué - Make a striking Northern Plains style belt buckle or barrette while learning how to bead curved lines & floral shapes using the two needle appliqué technique on either cloth or leather. Includes printed instructions with a supply list. 30 minutes.

These Instructional videos guide a beginning beadworker through projects, from buying supplies and drawing designs to actual beading and finishing the project. Includes beading tips from experienced beadworkers as well as instruction on more modern adaptations. Features examples of beaded articles related to the video.

Medallions - Bead rosettes using curved lines and floral shapes. 30 min.

These Instructional videos guide a beginning beadworker through projects, from buying supplies and drawing designs to actual beading and finishing the project. Includes beading tips from experienced beadworkers as well as instruction on more modern adaptations. Features examples of beaded articles related to the video.

Holds 5 CDs

An instructional video that makes it easy to learn Indian Sign Language. Larry demonstrates sign, for over 120 different words and phrases and shows how to use them in sentences. He also explains some of the history and origin of Indian sign language. You will be using Indian sign language before the 57 minute program is over. Presented by Larry “Chair Burner” Pendleton, long time buckskinner, and member of the American Mountain Men.

Find your place in the circle of life This process could have you enrolled in as little as ninety days. Discover your Native American Heritage...for you, for your children, and for their children after them. This is an informative new video that will help you discover your Native American Heritage and Ancestry.

Use this as a guide to search out the path of your ancestors and establish your roots within the Circle of Life. Learn how to obtain a CDIB card and your Tribal Membership, how and where to research the Dawes Rolls, internet sites and the benefits offered through official Native American Status.

Running Time 40 minutes.

The complete step-by-step method of making a pair of side-seam moccasins is demonstrated here in great, close-up detail. Also shown and discussed are the necessary tools and supplies, pattern making, leather names and types, and advanced sewing techniques.

By using this video, you will easily be able to make a nice pair of moccasins that actually fit!

Join Raven, Eagle and Frog and their new friends the first people in the land before time. Raven Tales: Howl at the Moon is the eight episode in this series of animated television programs based upon the multiple award-winning animated film, Raven Tales: How Rave Stole the Sun. Raven Tales chronicles the wild and wacky adventures of Raven, the most powerful and trickiest trouble-maker of First Nation's folklore.

In this episode, Qos asks Raven (Dr. Even Adams, Smoke Signals) to help him win the heart of Igis, a young woman who is too vain to love anyone but herself. Raven asks Qos to collect the snow from Igis' footprings, a tuft of her hair and some of her old clothes to build a snowman. With a puff of his breath, Raven brings the snowman to life and names him Moowis, telling Qos that it will teach Igis the true meaning of Love. But Qos is shocked when Igis falls in-love with Moowis instead!

Limited quantity available

Themes included:

• Caring
• Citizenship
• Courage
• Fairness
• Friendship
• Manners
• Respect
• Responsibility
• Trustworthy

Over 200 Images

In the development of our language interactives there has been a strong
collaboration between many Indigenous communities. We understand
that the preservation of our languages insures that the wisdom,
traditions, history and distinct identity of our people will continue on in
the future. Our language interactives have been designed to support
long-term culture and language revitalization programs that strive to build
closer relationships between the generations. This software supports
everyday proficiency naturally using authentic, culturally sensitive,
illustrations and Native speakers. First Nations’ families, elders, youth
and children will be immersed in their languages and culture through
interactive activities that will facilitate the transmission of basic language
structures and language fluency while building and encouraging
proficiency in listening, speaking, reading and writing skills.
Each language interactive contains the following:
Numbers, Money, Time, Alphabets, Pronunciations, Colors, Shapes,
Days, Months, Foods, Clothing, Household Objects, Weather, Seasons,
Directions and much more.

In the development of our language interactives there has been a strong
collaboration between many Indigenous communities. We understand
that the preservation of our languages insures that the wisdom,
traditions, history and distinct identity of our people will continue on in
the future. Our language interactives have been designed to support
long-term culture and language revitalization programs that strive to build
closer relationships between the generations. This software supports
everyday proficiency naturally using authentic, culturally sensitive,
illustrations and Native speakers. First Nations’ families, elders, youth
and children will be immersed in their languages and culture through
interactive activities that will facilitate the transmission of basic language
structures and language fluency while building and encouraging
proficiency in listening, speaking, reading and writing skills.
Each language interactive contains the following:
Numbers, Money, Time, Alphabets, Pronunciations, Colors, Shapes,
Days, Months, Foods, Clothing, Household Objects, Weather, Seasons,
Directions and much more.

From selecting materials, cutting cloth and tying fringe
including a wealth of ideas on how to add decorations
and how to make ribbon work strip. Special knotting
techniques are shown on easy to see, larger than life
models. (30 mins.)

Learn from champion dancers in exciting contests
filmed at northern Powwows. Competition footage in
Crop hop and straight step styles with hundreds of
colorful outfits. Includes a rare interview with one of
the original fancy shawl dancers. (30 mins.)

Featuring competition steps: Straight and Crow
Hop. (30 mins.)

Filmed in Oklahoma, this video takes the viewer from the
history of the Powwow to the beauty of this modern day
festival of color and dance. A must for understanding
the Powwow structure - grand entry song structure,
competition and much more. (60 min.)
The DVD includes extended interviews with elders such
as the late Abe Conklin and Harry Buffalohead. (2hrs.)

One of our most popular books The Medicine Wheel is now available as a Read-A-Long interactive CD. Follow along as the text highlights when the words are read. Each disc also comes with 7 interactive matching games that will help you remember the parts of the medicine wheel and what they stand for.

Each copy of of our interactive CD comes with a hard cover copy of the book
(NRB-10).

Includes both photos and illustrations of: Teasing, Physical Bullying, Verbal bullying, Fighting, Sexual Bullying, Cyber Bullying and Depression