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In the Obijway language, the sugar maple tree is called Ininatig - the man tree. In this colourful essay, Porky, a native elder, teaches students how to make sugar and syrup from the sap of Ininatig. Ages 8-12.

Sustainability

Cooperation

Nature And Environment

Cultural

Family And Relationships

Tradition

Generosity

Ininatig's Gift of Sugar: Traditional Native Sugarmaking (We Are Still Here : Native Americans Today)

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