Reading Practice

• Navajo Children’s Books @ UNM – Easy reading practice for beginners
• Wikiibíídiiya Dinék’ehjí – Wikipedia, but in Navajo!

Study Aids

Free Online Resources

• Navajo Lexicons, Grammars and Examples – Searchable lexicon and grammar constructions
• Gomyson.com – Vocab and grammar lessons
• Navajo Now – A wide variety of resources and community opportunities
• Navajo on Duolingo – Try out one of the most popular ways to learn a new language!
• Navajo Word of the Day – Build your vocabulary one word at a time
• Wiktionary – Look up various Navajo features

Videos

• Diné Bizaad Bíhoosh’aah – videos covering basic Navajo words
• Silly Billy Dine – fun learning and listening videos
• Daybreak Warrior – videos covering a wide variety of topics
• UNM Navajo Language Program – our YouTube channel, which has vocab and cultural content

Games

• WordWall 1 – Practice communication verbs!
• WordWall 2 – Practice Yes/No constructions!
• WordWall 3 – Practice question words!
• Escape Room – Watch this video first to get familiar with some Navajo vocabulary, then put your knowledge to the test to escape!

Paid Resources

• Rosetta Stone Navajo – Use the Rosetta Stone software to learn Navajo
• Salina Bookshelf – Find books about and in Navajo
• Native American Material Development Center – Offers workbooks and worksheets for teachers and young students
• Adoone’é, a new K’é app created by Albert L. Haskie
  – Link for iOS download
  – Link for Android download

Navajo Language Organizations

• Navajo Language Academy (NLA) – Provides resources, research data, and workshops
• Heritage Language Resource Center – Offers books and other resources for both students and teachers