'Cherokee syllabary' presentation slideshows

Writing, the Cherokee Syllabary, and the nature of Language

Writing, the Cherokee Syllabary, and the nature of Language. Richard A. Rhodes University of California Berkeley. Cherokee Writing. The first decades of the 19th century were a time of great social change for the Cherokee nation.

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JEOPARDY!

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1806-1828 Towards an American English

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Why do we remember Sequoyah today?

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??? ?????? 231. ??? 25, 2014. Cherokee Syllabary Bingo!. Cherokee Syllabary in 4x4 Bingo format Review the 24-word vocabulary. Write in 16 of the syllables. Brainstorm words with same syllables. Play the bingo game. Teacher calls first game. Students take over. Blank Game Board.

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??? ?????? 231. ??? 20, 2014. Website up, Homework Posted. Website is up. We are building it as we go. http://cherokeelanguage.wcu.edu/ Homework 1-3: Syllabary Worksheets Homework pdfs on website, Homework tab. http://cherokeelanguage.wcu.edu/cher231/. First Quiz and Hmwrk Due 9/3.

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??? ?????? 231. ???? 3, 2014. Speaker Today at 5:30. Dave Baldridge Director of Internation Association for Indigenous Aging speaks on Diabetes and Mental Health College of Health and Human Sciences Room 204 (we will break class a little early today). Types of Nouns (PP018SP13).

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Sequoyah ( a.k.a George Gist)

Sequoyah ( a.k.a George Gist). Inventor of the Cherokee Alphabet. Sequoyah. Born near Tuskeegee, Tennesee in 1776 Died near Tyler, Texas in 1843 His mother was the daughter of a Cherokee chief and his father was a Virginia fur trader named Nathaniel Gist. Fleeing Tennessee.

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