Workplace Reflections 2.11 Explore: Pang W2026 by

ece37 — 2025-08-13 17:38:08 UTC

In which ways do you continue to ensure that Inuktitut is being used and modelled to the children in your care?

2026-05-29 18:47:05 UTC

I will continue to ensure that Inuktitut is flowing in the room by always speaking in Inuktitut to the children. Having moveable salabics available for them to keep learning Inuktitut words. Get them to keep learning how to spell their Inuktitut name on each paper they get. Sing Inuktitut songs and tell traditional stories to them.

Samantha

2026-05-31 02:20:01 UTC

Martha

I will continue to ensure that Inuktitut is being used and modelled to children by speaking only Inuktitut at the daycare, by telling the children in Inuktitut names such as calendar (ullusiu) and so on, read Inuktitut books, having salabics around the daycare and let them spell their names in Inuktitut

2026-06-01 19:07:59 UTC

Linda Leah

I will always use my first language at my workplace as I grow up to be my first language, I will continue to ensure Inuktitut is being used at all times at our facility to teach our children speaking in Inuktitut and teach them only Inuktitut as much as I can.. reading and writing in Inuktitut as they are proud to be teach in Inuktitut and we encourage them to be proud as an inuk.

2026-06-02 04:35:12 UTC

We always try to speak an Inuktitut to children at our daycare, sing songs in Inuktitut, read a book, we always try to practice what colours are they in Inuktitut, and I try to count an Inuktitut with children attausiq, marruu, pinngasuu, tissamaa, tallimaa 12345. We let them practice how to write their name in Inuktitut. We always do flash cards pictures of Inuit, Arctic animals, transportation, plants on our land. when children’s pronouns something in English we try to correct them in Inuktitut

Dorothy

2026-06-03 20:24:39 UTC

Our Inuktitut language is very important in this community we don’t want to lose it that’s our first language and we always use it in our daycare we speaks to them in Inuktitut. We teach them how to count in Inuktitut, letters in Inuktitut, and colours in Inuktitut. During our circle time we always use Inuktitut first then we say it English after, we teach them how to write their name in Inuktitut and English. Most of them talks in Inuktitut and quite a few who talks in English.

Annie