Sapa and Martha Make An Amaut Cherokee Language ready to tell everyone what

ready to tell everyone what they have just seen

The man and his wife lived on the land in their snow house or iglu

and disruptions in their traditional ways of life

They taught children about knowledge handed down from ancestors and to live a good life through this knowledge

While the book emphasizes the persistence of settler colonial forces and policies in Canada

Sapa and Martha Make An Amaut Cherokee Language ready to tell everyone whatSapa and Martha Make An Amaut is by Shavanna Ashevak who was born in Yellowknife Northwest Territories and lives in Kugaaruk Nunavut; Emily Jackson, and illustrated by Charlene Chua. In Sapa and Martha Make An Amaut, there is a fashion show at Sapa and Martha's school! Sapa and Martha want to make something special to display at the show. Martha suggests they make an amaut, just like the one her biological mother, Paula, wore when Martha was a baby.