1. Ła Bała Sgan : 5 min)

Review: Teachers invite 2/3 learners to introduce themselves

Review: Ha’lilaxsiła’ask: “Ha’li-lax- si-ła’ask”.

Ask learners to say and then ask what it means.

Please NOTE: There are slight differences in dialects between the communities, all are correct.

  • Review: 15 min) No pictures or English : )

(Note: Teachers read the words, then invite a learner to say what it is in English.

Review: Action words (verbs)

  • Mangaa _______ .
  • Mandoga ______ .
  • Tgi sgüü or Sgüü (Gitxaała) ________ .
  • Tgi doo or Doo (Gitxaała) ________ .
  • Teacher can then ask a learner:
  • Goł na hawdu ______?
  • Review

Hooya                      Clothing

  • p’axs               
  • kslüüsk           
  • luklii hooya  
  • ts’ooxs            
  • na’ax                 
  • gwida’ats        
  • gaayt               
  • p’alt                

Wilgyigyet       Colours

mask               

gwisgwaask      

mooksk            

t’u’utsk      

xs’yaanak’almoos     

logaloop            

gayaak     

mełiitk     

  • Review combining “Clothing and Colours”: Teachers review how to combine hooya ada wilgyigyet:
  • masgm p’axs   
  • gwisgwaasgm kslüüsk  
  • mooksgm luklii hooya
  • t’u’utsgm ts’ooxs   

Note: ask learners to notice about the “m” connector on the colour word when combined with the clothing.

  • Invite learners to say in Sm’algyax: (10 min)

red stokins (borrowed word)   

green                    p’alt

brown                    na’ax

yellow                   gwida’ats                            

black                     gaayt         

green                   gwida’ats

yellow                   ts’ooxs

BINGO

On blank paper, draw a large square, 4 columns and 4 lines, 16 small squares. Teacher calls the English word, Cross out the word if you have it. 1 line anyway

  • Choose 16 words below and place in any square
Hooya                       -mangaa         -p’axs     
sgüü                          -kslüüsk           -Ha’lilaxsi’wah
luklii hooya            -ts’ooxs                    -pdeex            
na’ax                         -Gisbutwada -gwida’ats
gaayt                         -Laxgyibuu               -p’alt               
Ganhada                  -wilgyigyet               -mask
Ha’lilaxsiła’ask       -Laxsgyiik                  -mełiitk          
gwisgwaask -mooksk        -doga     
t’u’utsk                     -gayaak                     -logaloop
Ha’lilaxsis’waanax                 – Ndeeyu wila waan? – xs’yaanak’almoos

If time, on another blank paper use English instead

clothingpick-up (sg)pantsShoes
put down (sg)shirtgreyunderwear
How are you?crestdresskillerwhale
jacketRaven crestredgloves
colorsTime for seaweedbluePut down (pl)
whiteTime for herring eggsgreenyellow
clothingTime for oolichansbrownhat
Eagle crestblack  
  • Sing new song – 20 min)

: Liimi: Teachers read the song through twice, then sing the song. Invite a learner to sing the song. Ask learners to mute their mics and then everyone can sing together.

Wilgyigyet ada Hooya (clothing and colours)

Tune: Hokey Pokey

Ksiłooda gwisgwaasgm gaydn (Put your red pants out)

Ts’ilm gwisgwaasgm gaydn       (Take your red pants in)

Ksiłooda gwisgwaasgm gaydn (Put your red pants out)

Adm k’wił su suut                         (And shake it all about)

Dm dzabn hokey pokey              (Do the hokey pokey)

Dm da k’wił tguyeltgn                 (Turn yourself around)

‘Nii wila waal da gwii                  (That’s what it’s all about)

If time sing again using other coloured clothing items as below

-Mooksgm na’an                                     -T’u’utsgm kslüüsgn

-Gwisgwaasgm gudaats’n                    -Logaloobm ts’ooxsn

-Gayaakm gaydn                                     -Mełiitgm p’aldn

  • Homework: Practice! Review introductions, greetings, asking how someone is doing, months, kits’oon items, “pick up,” “put down,” and “what does this mean?” Flashcards for the new words, phrases and place them around your home or workplace. Practice clothing words and colours when getting dressed or doing laundry. Sing “Wilgyigyet ada Hooya” with your family and visit Sm’algyax websites..