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Wolfson's books have been recommended by the Library of Congress Best of Children's Books 1964-78; the 1988 TV mini-series "This is America Charlie Brown;" Notable Children's Trade Book in the field of Social Studies for 1988; New York Library's Books for the Teenage 1989; Native American Children's Literature, 1995; and American Indian Reference Books for Children and Young Adults, 1991. |
My WorksA FIRST LOOK AT HISTORY: NATIVE AMERICANS
This book looks at the lives and traditions of four nations - the Iroquois, Cherokee, Sioux and Hopi. Ages 4-8. Gareth Stevens Publishing 2004 and Ticktock Media, Britain 2004 WAYLAND A-Z: A DICTIONARY OF THEN AND NOW
Have you ever wondered why our town was first called Sudbury and now it is Wayland? That residents owned slaves? That Indians lived here at the time of settlement? The answer to these and many other questions can be found in this book. McNaughton & Gunn, 2004. GROWING UP INDIAN
Order from Japanese website. ![]() Enslow Publishers, Inc. 2002 ![]() ![]() Enslow Publishers, Inc. 2001 ![]() Enslow Publishers, Inc. 2001 Growing Up Indian
Indian children never had to take naps. They could eat whenever they got hungry. They were never spanked and were rarely punished. And they didn't have to go to school. Yet, these children grew up to be responsible, productive members of their communities. From Abenaki to Zuni: A Dictionary of Native American Tribes
Sixty-eight of the larger North American Indian tribes including information about the nature of the land on which they lived and hunted, the types of houses they built, the clothing they wore, the foods they ate, their means of travel, and where their descendants live today. From the Earth to Beyond the Sky: Native American Medicine
An absorbing glimpse into a mysterious and still powerful world. The Teton Sioux
A brief history of the Lakota (Teton Sioux) with a glance at the present. The Iroquois
A brief history of the Iroquois and information about life today. Environmental Education: A Manual for Elementary Educators
Teaching through direct participation. Hot Flashes from Abroad: Women's Travel Tales & Adventures
Evelyn Wolfson's "Journey to the Sea" follows the author and three friends in two canoes while they paddle from the Concord to the Merrimack rivers and out to the sea at Newburyport. American Indian Habitats
American Indian Utensils American Indian Tools and Ornaments How to Make Dwellings and Shelters with Natural Materials Make your Own Basketry, Woodenware, and Pottery with Natural Materials How to Make Implements and Jewelry with Bone and Shell |
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