Some years back, I came across "Buffalo Dusk" by Carl Sandburg. The poem is in The Random House Book of Poetry for Children: A Tre...
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Some years back, I came across "Buffalo Dusk" by Carl Sandburg. The poem is in The Random House Book of Poetry for Children: A Tre...
Editor's Note: Today's post is by a Teacher Librarian, NW of Chicago. She writes: I have spent a long time pondering your comments ...
Back in May, Louise Erdrich blogged about Chickadee , the next book in the Birchbark House series. In it, Erdrich writes, Omakayas and her f...
Many of you may know that I've written about the "Indians in the House" scene of Little House on the Prairie. I don't thi...
Yesterday (July 10, 2011) at "Children's Book-A-Day Almanac," Anita Silvey featured Laura Ingalls Wilder's Little House in...
Rethinking Schools is an excellent source of materials for anyone who looks critically at schooling. Their newest item is Rethinking Popular...