Hat Day in Waubun
7 days ago, Thunderbird Student Life
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Congratulations to our OGEMA 7 Grandfather Teachings Award Winners for December. RESPECT- Chipiitenim g’wiijibimaadiziig gegwa dabasen’aake.
Place others before yourself in your life don't look down on anyone.
G’minwaadenmaag g’wiijibimaadiziig.
Respect your fellow living beings
Respect is represented by the buffalo. The buffalo gives every part of his being to sustain the human way of living, not because he is of less value, but because he respects the balance and needs of others. To honor all creation is to have respect. Live honorably in teachings and in your actions towards all things. Do not waste and be mindful of the balance of all living things. Share and give away what you do not need. Treat others the way you would like to be treated. Do not be hurtful to yourself or others.
We demonstrate respect by realizing the value of all people and things, and by showing courteous consideration and appreciation. We must give respect if we wish to be respected. We honor the traditional roles that we fill and the teaching we have been given. We honor our families and others, as well as ourselves. We are not to bring harm to anyone or anything. Respect is not just an action, but a heart-grown feeling.
7 days ago, Indian Education
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Congratulations to our Waubun 7 Grandfather Teachings Award Winners for December. RESPECT- Chipiitenim g’wiijibimaadiziig gegwa dabasen’aake.
Place others before yourself in your life don't look down on anyone.
G’minwaadenmaag g’wiijibimaadiziig.
Respect your fellow living beings
Respect is represented by the buffalo. The buffalo gives every part of his being to sustain the human way of living, not because he is of less value, but because he respects the balance and needs of others. To honor all creation is to have respect. Live honorably in teachings and in your actions towards all things. Do not waste and be mindful of the balance of all living things. Share and give away what you do not need. Treat others the way you would like to be treated. Do not be hurtful to yourself or others.
We demonstrate respect by realizing the value of all people and things, and by showing courteous consideration and appreciation. We must give respect if we wish to be respected. We honor the traditional roles that we fill and the teaching we have been given. We honor our families and others, as well as ourselves. We are not to bring harm to anyone or anything. Respect is not just an action, but a heart-grown feeling.
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Thunderbird Basketball Fans!
The boys and girls are playing tonight!!

Boys are in Fosston
Girls are in Mahnomen
8 days ago, Britani Thompson
basketball
Jan 5th - Jan 10th Activity Schedule
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schedule
Mrs. Starkey's students made the Grinch in art!
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Mrs. Starkey's students made the Grinch in art!
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Mrs. Skersick's kindergarteners made Rudolph in art today!
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Mrs. Skersick's kindergartners had art today!
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Mrs. Brekke's 3rd graders made giant candy canes in art!
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Mrs. Brekke's 3rd graders made giant candy canes in art!
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Brekke's 3rd grade made watercolor trees in art!
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Brekke's 3rd grade made watercolor trees in art!
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Mrs. Starkey's 2nd graders made candy canes in art!
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Mrs. Starkey's 2nd graders made candy canes in art!
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8th grade art students made Christmas Tie-Dye shirts!
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Mrs. Bement's first graders made gingerbread houses in art!
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8th grade art students made a Christmas Train in art!
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Ceramics class made tree ornaments!
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Art 1 students made paper bag snowflakes!
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