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Swamp, Jake Chief. Illustrator/ Erwin Printup Jr.
1997. Giving Thanks: A Native American Good Morning Message.
Lee & Low Books. ISBN: 1880000547
Age: Pre-school – 8
Language: English; Mohawk
Subject: Children; Non-Fiction; Traditional Story; Mohawk, Iroquois
This is a traditional Iroquois ceremony. It gives thanks to Mother Earth
and gives respect to the natural world. The message is given at the beginning
of each day and at special ceremonies. |
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Tappage, Mary Augusta. Illustrator/
Terry Gallagher. 1986. The Big Tree and the Little Tree. Winnipeg,
MB: Pemmican Publications Inc. ISBN: 0-919143-21-0
Age: 5 - 9
Language: English
Subject: Children; Fiction; Shuswap, Metis
A little tree grows beside a big tree. The big tree tells him how useless
he, the little tree, is. As the little tree grows, the birds build nests,
squirrels eat the cones and people use the branches for beds. As the big
tree gets older, he begins to feel useless. The little tree comforts him. |
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Taylor, Barbara. 1996. Arctic and Antarctic: Eyewitness
Books. Toronto, ON: Stoddart. ISBN: 0-77372-843-0
Age: 6 - 12
Language: English
Subject: Children; Non-Fiction; Arctic, Antarctic
This book explores the polar environments and how plants, animals and
humans have adapted to them. |