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About Project Sivunmun
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This web site is part of the overall strategy for pulling the Project Sivunmun together. It is a place that students can visit, and engage in learning activities, where teachers can access lessons plans and support materials, and a place where all can share and celebrate their learning with each other and with others outside the North Slope Borough.
August 20, 2008
   The Alaska Native Education Program of the North Slope Borough School District was awarded a Federal Education Assistance grant to undertake Project Sivunmun. Sivunmun is an Inupiaq Eskimo word that expresses the concept of looking forward.   
History of the Inupiat Nipaa Ilitqusipta: The Voice of Our Spirit
This film is the second in the "History of the Inupiat" documentary series.
 History of the Inupiat Nipaa Ilitqusipta: The Voice of Our Spirit Building a Modern Arctic Freight Sled
A DVD video program for learning to build a rugged wood freight sled
 Building a Modern Arctic Freight Sled

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October 17, 2003
Setting up Onsite Digital Laboratory (ODL) on the NSBSD network. 		October 8, 2003
Onsite Digital Laboratories (ODL). 		January 30, 2004
Palaŋan's Iñupiaq Class

Itaalluk Goes To Nigliq
Itaalluk Goes To Nigliq
"Itaalluk Goes To Nigliq" is a book written for a kindergarten audience.
Making Akutuq
Download the Microsoft Power Point program and learn the recipe for making akutuq (Eskimo ice-cream). A printable PDF copy of the recipe is also available for download.
 Making Akutuq
Qargiq/Aqargiq: The Willow Ptarmigan (Web) Qargiq/Aqargiq: The Willow Ptarmigan (Web)
An interactive, Flash-based, website for learning about the Willow Ptarmigan.
Immiuġniq: Winter Sources of Drinking Water
Follow along in this beautifully illustrated story of Immiuġnig - Winter Sources of Drinking Water. Listen to the stories of several Iñupiat elders as they share their knowledge and wisdom on the use, safety, traditions and science of snow and water.
 Immiuġniq: Winter Sources of Drinking Water
Immiugniq Talking Book Immiugniq Talking Book
Adapted from the original print publication Immiugniq: Winter Sources of Drinking Water (above), the electronic version maintains the look of the printed storybook. The talking book also contains an Inupiaq language version of the story.
Qargim Sullininich (CD): Ptarmigan Anatomy Grade level: Grades 4-6
A Computer-Based Interactive Guide to Learning Iñupiaq and English Terminology for Ptarmigan Anatomy and Behavior, Traditional Hunting Techniques, and the Arctic Environment.
 Qargim Sullininich (CD): Ptarmigan Anatomy Grade level: Grades 4-6
Atchagat Iñupiatun (CD) Atchagat Iñupiatun (CD)
An interactive computer program for learning the Iñupiat alphabet; Teachers and students can use the program to learn how to properly pronounce Iñupiat alphabet characters.
Making A Kavisiaq (DVD)- Create a Fabric Version of the Traditional Caribou Heart Bag “ Eskimo Canteen”
A Kavisiaq is packed with snow and then carried under the clothes with a string around the neck. Body heat melts the snow into fresh drinking water. Inupiat heart bags were made from the skin bag that encloses the caribou heart.
 Making A Kavisiaq (DVD)- Create a Fabric Version of the Traditional Caribou Heart Bag “ Eskimo Canteen”

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