On Friday, Norma and Edward visited our classroom to teach us about the Water Walk and Picking Up Our Bundles Journey. They explained how they walk and paddle to honour all Nibi (water) and speak to the water spirits so that there will be healthy rivers, lakes, and oceans for future generations to enjoy.
Grandmother and water walker, Josephine Mandamin, describes water as "amazing, it flows where it wants to, it can go through any crack, crook, or cranny. It can sing the most beautiful songs, if you listen well. She can sound like a male voice, especially during huge waves. It ebbs and flows leaving us messages in her journey throughout life. We are connected and united to life with water."
Think about water. Write a four line descriptive poem about water.
amazing, it flows where it wants to, it can go through any crack, crook or cranny. It can sing the most beautiful songs, if you listen well. She can sound like a male voice, especially during huge waves. It ebbs and flows leaving us messages in her journey throughout life. We are connected and united to life with water, and as we are all united by water; it seems we must be conscious of all things united.This connections or linkage helps us understand life and what it gives to humans, nature and animals. We are all so connected, so united with/by water. It is all life.amazing, it flows where it wants to, it can go through any crack, crook or cranny. It can sing the most beautiful songs, if you listen well. She can sound like a male voice, especially during huge waves. It ebbs and flows leaving us messages in her journey throughout life. We are connected and united to life with water, and as we are all united by water; it seems we must be conscious of all things united.This connections or linkage helps us understand life and what it gives to humans, nature and animals. We are all so connected, so united with/by water. It is all life.
