Nookomis & Niin: Growing with Kindness on Gchimnissing is a bilingual, land-based children’s story rooted in Anishinaabe family life, language, and everyday teachings. Through forest walks, gathering berries and sweetgrass, and time spent with Nookomis, the story affirms care, respect, and responsibility to land and one another.

The Ojibwe Writing System poster presents the double-vowel orthography used in Anishinaabemowin today. It supports learners in understanding sound–symbol relationships while affirming Ojibwe as a living language used in education, community, and everyday life.

Ojibwe Affirmations for Children is a bilingual poster featuring positive affirmations in Anishinaabemowin and English that support healthy self-esteem, emotional well-being, and a strong sense of identity. Designed for classrooms, homes, and community spaces, the poster affirms children through language rooted in care, balance, and relationship, while supporting Indigenous language learning and culturally grounded approaches to wellness and education.

Set on Christian Island in the 1950s, this book follows Zhaawnookum, a young Ojibwe–Potawatomi boy whose ordinary childhood opens into an extraordinary journey. As he plays, works, and learns alongside his family, he is drawn into Megyaakwaa — a living forest world where the little people, Anishinaabesag, animals, water beings, ancestors, and celestial relatives continue to carry the original teachings of Creation. Through encounters with Gnebic, protector of the waters; Mkomose and Misaabe, guardians of the forest and clan systems; Nibaagiizis, Grandmother Moon; and the ancestors who travel the Jiibaymiikana (the Milky Way, the path of souls), Zhaawnookum gathers a knowledge bundle of teachings about responsibility, balance, love, and care for all life. When spirits from the future bring a message that has never been given before, Zhaawnookum must make a choice that will shape not only his life, but the lives of generations to come.