In normal circumstances, foreign language immersion instruction requires some classroom creativity to make it work. That may mean developing worksheets or curriculum in-house, bringing in multiple guest speakers or figuring out the closest equivalent to “shark” in a language originally spoken thousands of miles from the nearest ocean in order to sing the popular kids’ song “Baby Shark” in Osage. However, in the era of COVID-19 and distance learning, it is a whole new ballgame. The logo for the Osage Nation's immersion school Daposka Ahnkodapi. Located in Pawhuska, Daposka Ahnkodapi is the Osage Nation’s immersion school. It runs through fourth grade and has about 40 students enrolled.