This is Book IV of a series for the oral practice of Tanacross for children of Tanacross at the primary level. The series was designed by Nancy McRoy and developed by the Alaska Native Language Program. (CLK)

This is an illustrated elementary alphabet workbook written in Gwich'in, an Athapascan language. For each letter, one or two words and drawings are given as illustration. The book is part of a series of instructional materials produced by the Alaska Native Language Center. (CLK)

This is a highly illustrated elementary reader written in St. Lawrence Island Yupik. Its format is divided between dialogue and narration, and an English translation is included. (CLK)

This is a highly illustrated elementary reader written in Siberian Yupik, part of a series produced by the Alaska Native Language Program. (CLK)

This is a highly illustrated elementary reader written in St. Lawrence Island Yupik. An English translation is included. (CLK)

This is a highly illustrated elementary reader written in St. Lawrence Island Yupik. An English translation follows the text. (CLK)

This elementary reader written in Inupiaq contains illustrations, two stories, and the score for a song. It is part of a series produced by the Alaska Native Language Program. (CLK)

This is an illustrated reader written in Inupiaq for elementary reading instruction. It is part of a series produced by the Alaska Native Language Program. (CLK)

This is an illustrated elementary reader written in Inupiaq, part of a series of reading materials produced by the Alaska Native Language Program. (CLK)

This is one of a series of elementary readers produced by the Alaska Native Language Center. It is written in the Kenai dialect of the Tanaina language, and an English translation accompanies the text. (CLK)

This illustrated reader is the third in a series designed for the primary-level children of Tanacross. The series is produced by the Alaska Native Language Center. (CLK)

This illustrated reader is the first in a series designed for the primary-level children of Tanacross. The series is produced by the Alaska Native Language Center. (CLK)

This volume of Alaskan folktales contains eight stories written in English and Gwich'in. The book is designed with the English and Gwich'in versions facing each other on opposite pages. It is illustrated with line drawings. (CLK)

This is a highly illustrated elementary reader written in Inupiaq. Also listed are the numbers from 1 through 10, with their names in Inupiaq. (CLK)

This is an elementary Navajo reader for use in a bilingual education setting. It presents the sounds of Navajo, some elementary sentence constructions, question-answer exercises, and fill-in-the-blanks, along with illustrations. (AM)