Memory Match Games
Challenge yourself by finding the matching pairs of Lingit words using only audio and images. Work through each lessonʼs game and then the ultimate CHALLENGE! Have fun!
Lesson 1: Tribal Values Chorus
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Lesson 2: Words with Unvoiced "L"
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Haa Ḵusteeyí Chorus Values (Photo of Boxley Screen by Ken Graham, courtesy of Sealaska Heritage Institute.)
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Words that include the voiceless "L"
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Lessons 1 & 2: The Ultimate Challenge!
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Lessons 3 & 4: X̱ and Short/Long "a"
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ASPIRE: Both Values and Voiceless "L". (Photo of Boxley Screen by Ken Graham, courtesy of Sealaska Heritage Institute.)
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Jeopardy Game: Reviewing Lessons 1 - 4
Place this game with friends and family members. You can use the Jeopardy Practice sheet before playing. Hereʼs how you can double, triple or quadruple your money:
- saying "Yáadu x̱át" when called upon (the question is, "Goosa wé ________ (personʼs name)?" Translation: Where is _______ personʼs name? "Yaadu x̱át (I am here).
- making the gesture that accompanies the vocabulary word
- pronouncing the word in Lingít
- pronouncing the word in Lingit with high tones
- Consider placing students in breakout rooms to review the list of vocabulary words for 2 minutes before playing the game
Lessons 5 - 8: Scavenger Hunt Words - Short and Long Vowel Sounds
Gunalchéesh to Kyle Worl, Cultural Specialist at Floyd Dryden Middle School, for introducing GimKit to the Haa Ḵusteeyí team. It was time for us to try another game format and GimKit doesnʼt disappoint! Educators will need to purchase the Pro GimKit in order to use audio and images, but the $5/month or $60 annual fee makes it fairly affordable. Kyle gave the Haa Ḵusteeyí team a tutorial as well as practice on some of his Lingít games.
Here is a short video, which gives an overview of GimKit. Gimkit provides two options: Play Live or Assign as Homework. We play the give live as part of our Live Zoom sessions and assign it as homework where no code is needed. The game below is our first Gimkit focuses on the sentence frame: Daasá iyatee? (What Do You See?) and words from the Scavenger Hunt, which you can also find under Extension Activities. Itʼs a great tool to have by your side when playing the game. Give it a try by clicking on the image below :) Have fun!
Here is a short video, which gives an overview of GimKit. Gimkit provides two options: Play Live or Assign as Homework. We play the give live as part of our Live Zoom sessions and assign it as homework where no code is needed. The game below is our first Gimkit focuses on the sentence frame: Daasá iyatee? (What Do You See?) and words from the Scavenger Hunt, which you can also find under Extension Activities. Itʼs a great tool to have by your side when playing the game. Give it a try by clicking on the image below :) Have fun!
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Lessons 9 - 10: Counting 1 - 10
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Lessons 11 - 14: Waasá i toowú yatee? How Do You Feel?
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Lessons 11 - 14: Yéil Ḵa Tʼa Card Games
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A this deck of game cards is part of each Raven and King Salmon Storybag. These cards can be used to play several different games: Charades, Memory, Go Fish, Draw & Challenge and Word Race. You can download the instructions here, which includes answer sheets (referenced below). For more game materials, visit our Playing Games website. Gunalchéesh Elizabeth Kent, X̱ʼunei Lance Twitchell, and Jinkasee.ee Willard for putting these games together.
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