1. Mi’kmaw
Moons

2. Moons "Mi'kmaq had their own method of telling time, telling the seasons and used the moon as the measurement of time passing, each name describing the time of year it was." Kesikewiku's - The great moon - December Punamujuikus - Frost fish moon - January Apuknajit - The snow blinder - February Siwkewiku's - Spawning moon - March Penatmuiku's - Egg laying moon - April Etquljuiku's - Frog croaking moon - May Nipnikus - Summer moon - June Peskewiku's - Feathering shedding moon - July Kisikwekwewiku's - One of ripening - August Wikumkewiku's - Mating call moon - September Wikewiku's - October time for hunting - animal fattening moon Keptekewiku's - Winter is starting - River freezing moon - November Each moon, described in the Mi'kmaq calendar has a name and the name of this moon speaks about the month that it falls under such as in May, sometimes referred to as it is the frog croaking moon, etc..

3. Days of the Week Sunday Ekntie’wimk Monday Amskwesewey
Tuesday Ta’puewey
Wednesday Si’stewey
Thursday Ne’wewey
Friday Kweltamultimk
Saturday Kespitek

4. Seasons
Sikw - Spring
Nipk - Summer
Toqa'q- Autumn
Kesik - Winter

5. Eksitpu’k

6. A’qatikiskik

7. Ketkunit

8. Assignment
Your assignment is to create a calendar that represents a month of your choice. There must be graphics. You must demonstrate how Mi’kmaw time is based on natural cycles. The more alternative the calendar, the better the mark(think phases of the moon, info wheel, etc…). Be sure to include as much Mi’kmawi’simk as you can.