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Bineshiinh Dibaajmowin: Bird Talk

by Lenore Keeshig-Tobias

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Polly, an Ojibway (Chippewas) Indian, has been teased at school for refusing to play cowboys and Indians. Her mother and sister offer comfort and support. Readers will gain some insight into the Ojibway language and perspective-and they will see in a very powerful way that people all over the world should learn more about each other.… (more)
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Sentimentally written because it was based on an experience of the author's daughter, but a good tool for exposing young readers to the variety of Native American languages and to expressing for native people and others the difficulties of living away from their communities. Curricular connections can be made to complement discussions of modern native children, and to balance out students' exposure to cultural bias, especially regarding cowboys and indians. ( )
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Polly, an Ojibway (Chippewas) Indian, has been teased at school for refusing to play cowboys and Indians. Her mother and sister offer comfort and support. Readers will gain some insight into the Ojibway language and perspective-and they will see in a very powerful way that people all over the world should learn more about each other.

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