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Using screens can reduce the time you spend face-to-face with your child, and can affect your child’s ability to pay attention, listen, speak, read and write. Read our suggestions for how to limit screen time.
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Putting these decals up in your health centre is a great way to remind your patients to talk, sing, read, and share stories with their little ones. Designed by Inuit illustrator Becky Kilabuk, these wonderful designs depict Inuit families having loving, literacy-rich interactions with their little ones.
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Featuring advice from Elders, our early literacy conversation guide for practitioners in Nunavut shares suggestions on what to do and say at health visits for children ages 0-5.
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These posters share tips on managing screen time at home — print them out for your health centre!
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Created by Ilitaqsiniq, the Nunavut Literacy Council, this app brings popular books to life with sounds, illustrations, and full narration in Inuktitut.
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This popular song has been made into a children’s books which is part of the Early Words book selection. Do you know a family who has received the book? Share this song with them!
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English, Inuktitut
Qikiqtani Inuit Association (QIA): Free Downloadable Inuktut Books for Inuit Families
10-30 minutesBrowse this great selection of free digital Inuktitut books, produced by the Qikiqtani Inuit Association in partnership with Inhabit Media for families to download.
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The Qikiqtani Inuit Association has a wonderful selection of colouring book drawings, created by Inuk artist Martha Kyak, that celebrate Inuit life and culture from children’s perspectives. Print them out and colour them together!
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English, Inuktitut
Illinuarutit TV: Movies, Animated Stories, Songs and Books in Inuktitut
10-30 minutesIlinniarutit TV has Inuktitut movies, animated stories, songs, and books to help children learn. Browse their library!