I will be home (Nambe Pueblo) for a week and won't be posting until I return.
Established in 2006, American Indians in Children's Literature (AICL) provides critical perspectives and analysis of indigenous peoples in children's and young adult books, the school curriculum, popular culture, and society. Scroll down for links to book reviews, Native media, and more.
I have used Basic Skills Caucasian American Workbook in classes and workshops. My experience is that people find it helpful in understandin...
[Note: This review is by Beverly Slapin of Oyate. I am grateful to her for sending me her reviews. Early in my graduate work, I read Throu...
Like most people, I feel warm and happy when I find some aspect of my life in an unexpected place (provided, of course, that it is presented...
First published in 1972 by Harper & Row, Julie of the Wolves won the Newbery Medal in 1973. It is included on a wide range of recommend...
Reenactments of historical events are a much loved pastime. I first came across one 12 years ago in Illinois. On a field were people dressed...
Editor's Note, March 10, 2008: A lot of people come to this page from "Web English Teacher" and may be surprised to read the ...
Yesterday's assigned reading for students in my class at UIUC was Little House on the Prairie. Most of the students read the book in ch...
[Note: This review is used with permission of its author, by Beverly Slapin of Oyate. It may not be used elsewhere without her written pe...
With Thanksgiving approaching, teachers across the country are getting ready to teach children about Native Americans. Unfortunately, far to...
Yesterday's assignment in my class at UIUC was for each student to bring a children's book about American Indians to class. I'll...