Monica Weaver
Monica Weaver is from Lake Babine Nation and grew up in a small town. She loved going on different outdoor adventures. The trip to Babine Lake is still a favourite of hers. Monica found a passion for writing stories in her previous position as an elementary school Aboriginal Education Support Worker. Monica holds tradition close to her heart and wrote this story to reflect her memories of practicing shared traditions with her Grandmother. Monica resides on the traditional territory of the Saik’uz First Nation.
Books (1)
Synopsis:
Sur la rivière, le castor claque sa queue, les saumons nagent, et une famille remonte sa pêche.
Membre de sa communauté, Monica, six ans, participe à la récolte traditionnelle du saumon au milieu de paysages magnifiques, de matins froids, de feux chaleureux, et en compagnie de sa famille étendue.
Educator Information
Recommended for Grades 3 and under.
This book is available in English: In Our Traditional Territory.
Additional Information
8.00" x 8.00" | Paperback
Kids Books (1)
Synopsis:
On the river, beaver smacks his tail, the salmon swim, and a family pull in the catch. As a member of her community, six-year-old Monica participates in the traditional salmon harvest among the picturesque scenery, cold mornings, warm fires, and extended family.
Educator Information
Recommended for kindergarten to grade 3.
This book is available in French: Dans Notre Territoire Traditionnel.
Additional Information
36 pages | 8.25" x 8.25" | Paperback
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