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Inuit and Arctic Folklore

8 stories, retold short enough for one lesson.

8 stories

Amarok the Giant WolfCourageTrue strength is forged through perseverance and the courage to face one's greatest fears alone.Grades 4–8Level 4

How Raven Made the WorldClevernessTrue creation requires both cleverness and a willingness to share the world's gifts for the benefit of all living things.Grades 4–8Level 4

Sedna Goddess of the Sea (Extended)KindnessOur survival is deeply connected to the sacrifices of the natural world, requiring us to treat all living creatures with profound respect and humility.Grades 4–8Level 4

The IjiraqHonestyRespect the boundaries of the unknown and stay grounded in your identity to avoid being led astray by deception.Grades 4–8Level 5

The Origin of the Northern LightsClevernessThe natural world is a vibrant connection to our ancestors, reminding us that life continues in a joyful form even after death.Grades 4–8Level 5

The Owl and the RavenFriendshipPatience and cooperation yield beauty, while impulsiveness and mockery can lead to permanent misfortune.Grades 4–8Level 3

The Polar Bear's SonKindnessTrue family is built on love and kindness rather than blood, and such bonds can withstand even the greatest of distances.Grades 4–8Level 2

The QallupillukClevernessAlways listen to the warnings of your elders and respect the hidden dangers of your environment.Grades 4–8Level 4