- Lesson 1: Greetings - Kweléches
- Lesson 2: Identifying - P'ípetlexw
- Lesson 3: Greetings - Kweléches
- Lesson 4: Identification - P'ípetlexw
- Lesson 5: Introductions - Kweléches
- Lesson 6: At Home - St'á te Lálems
- Lesson 7: Education - Skúkwel
- Lesson 8: Education - Skwúkwel
- Lesson 9: Education - Skwúkwel
- Lesson 10: Education - Skwúkwel
- Lesson 11: Education - Skwúkwel
- Lesson 12: Math - Skw'éxam
- Lesson 13: Time - Tes te Skw'í:ls
- Lesson 14: Introductions - Kweléches
- Lesson 15: Education - Skwúkwel
- Lesson 16: Personal Hygiene - Swa Shxwéyeches
- Lesson 17: Introductions - - Kweléches
- Lesson 18: Eating - Ílhtel
- Lesson 19: Weather - Selchíms te Swáyel
- Lesson 20: Communications - Qwólqweltel
- Lesson 21: Time - Tes Skw'í:ls
- Lesson 22: Education - Skúkwel
- Lesson 23: Education - Skúkwel
- Lesson 24: Eating - Ílhtel
- Lesson 25: Commuting - Q'elq'éylthet
- Lesson 26: Shopping - Íleq'als kw'e Stámes
- Lesson 27: Education - Skwúkwel
- Lesson 28: Commuting - Q'elq'eylthet
- Lesson 29: Math - Sk'áxem
- Lesson 30: Greetings - Kweléches
- Lesson 31: Education - Skwúkwel
- Lesson 32: Eating - Í:lhtel
- Lesson 33: Communications - Tamethóm
- Lesson 34: Health - Shxwíyolem
- Lesson 35: Education - Skwúkwel
- Lesson 36: Introductions - Kweléches
- Lesson 37: At Home - Li kw'e Lá:lém
- Lesson 38: Eating - Í:lhtel
- Lesson 39: Health - Shxw'íyolem
- Lesson 40: At home - Stá te Lá:léms
- Lesson 41: Health - Shxwiyolem
- Lesson 42: Eating - Í:lhtel
- Lesson 43: Eating - Í:lhtel
- Lesson 44: Small Talk - Qwólqweltel
- Lesson 45: Eating - Í:lhtel
- Lesson 46: Post Office - Pípe'áwtxw
- Lesson 47: School - Skwúl
- Lesson 48: Eating - Í:lhtel
- Lesson 49: At Home - Stá te Lá:léms
- Lesson 50: Entertainment - Iyósthet
Lesson 6: At Home - St'á te Lálems
Introduction to SUH 6A
Introduction to SUH 6B
We built large shed-roof plank houses which had a frame of posts and beams supporting a single-pitched roof. The walls and roof were heavy planks. The planks used for the walls ran horizontally with slight overlaps, and were held between pairs of poles that were lashed to the eaves. Some of the houses had carvings at the openings to them. The floors were bare earth, and there was a fire at the centre with a hole above to let the smoke out. The houses were divided into apartments with waist-high partitions and had bed-platforms along the walls. These large houses were usually used in winter villages and some seasonal camps. Pithouses were used in winter instead in the Tait (uppermost) Stó:lō villages.
One important item of clothing that our men wore in our traditional life was a blanket made of dog hair and bird down. To keep off rain, the men would wear short cedar-bark cloaks over the blanket. The cloak would have holes for the head and arm, and a tapering hat would finish the outfit. The outfits were sometimes decorated with shells. Other ornaments such as different kinds of shells, shell beads, pipes made of brass, brass wire and horn were used as bracelets, necklaces and other adornments. Hats were made of roots and headbands of cedar bark. They were painted in various colours.