Government of Saskatchewan department of education put together its own list:
http://www.education.gov.sk.ca/aboriginal-resource-list
This is useful, despite obvious drawbacks; it includes non-textbook materials (such as short films) that would otherwise be hard to find out about, and illustrated children’s books (unlikely to be mentioned in academic book catalogues). Although I have seen many in-class materials for Cree (especially those produced by particular band councils) I do not think I have seen the “K.I.M. Language Starter Kit” for Cree; it is probably important for people more advanced in the language (like yourself) to see and review resources such as this. It is possible that I saw this set of books at the F.N.U. library already, and didn’t take any interest in it for some obvious reason, but it reportedly covers “kindergarden through grade 12”, etc.
Cf. http://www.sasked.gov.sk.ca/curr_inst/iru/bibs/update03/updates/aboriginal_languages.html
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