This is a gateway to information on the Medicine Wheel teachings, shared by Community Living Wikwemikong Anishinaabek. The articles are presented in Ojibwe and Ojicree.

The Medicine Wheel

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Medicine Wheel tip sheets

• Medicine Wheel Core Teachings, a preface to the teachings of the Medicine Wheel. [Ojicree translation]
• Using the Wheel for Person Centred Planning, a guide to using the wheel to start an individual life plan including a set of printable templates. [Ojicree translation]
• The Community Development Wheel, how to develop services in your community. [Ojicree translation]

Accessing Jordan’s Principle

Jordan’s Principle is a child-first principle ensuring First Nations children get the services they need when they need them. Link

Tip sheets in Ojibwe

• Gaanjwidoowin Gwek Zhaayaawin, Encouraging Positive Behaviour
• Nbechgeng eshchigeng, Bedtime Routines
• Miiknot biiskigaadeg, Pants on Sequence
• Wiini Kkendming Wiibwa Nsawbawnidsan, Steps Towards Toileting Independence
• Zhiitaang Wii Shki Kinoomaagaazat Binoojiinh, Getting Ready for Kindergarten
• Nsostaming Ezhi Dbaajmat Gegoo Binoojiinh, Understanding How and Why Your Child Communicates
• Kinoomaawin Binoojiinh Bbooni Gwiwnan Wiibiiskang, Winter Dressing Sequence
• Binoojiinh Kinoomaawin Wii Gziibiigninjiing, Hand Washing Sequence
• Kinoomaawin Binoojinh Wii Bwaa Nsaabaawnidsad, Toilet Training Sequence
• Gziiyaabdewan, Brushing Teeth Sequence
• Biiskan Biiskawaagan, Flip Flop Over the Top Sequence
• Wiisning, Snack Time Sequence
• Naabdooman Mkisin, Tying Shoe Laces Sequence