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INTRODUCTION
...Course Text: A Broken Flute
...Anthony Chee Emerson
...Jean Whitehorse
...Oyate
...Multiple Intelligence and Learning Styles
...Multiple Intelligence Inventory
...Teaching Tolerance: Hidden Bias
...Project Implicit: a Bias Test
AUTHORS
...Joseph Bruchac
...Literacy Reflection of Bessie Riggs
...Center for Dine’ Teacher Education
...Anthony Chee Emerson
...Cynthia Leitich Smith
Salina Bookshelf
...San Juan School District Media Center
...Kiva Publishing
...Debbie Reese
...Native American Authors
...Native American Children's Literature Class Collection
...Native American Authors & Illustrators
...Native American Authors
...Forgotten Founders by Bruce Johansen
ARTICLES
...Examining Multicultural Picture Books for the Early Childhood Classroom by Debbie Reese
...The Emperor Has No Clothes
..."I" Is Not For Indian: Selective Bibliography
...Fakelore, Multiculturalism and the Ethics of Children's Literature
...Native American Themes in Children and Young Adult Books
...American Indians in Children's Literature: Blog of Debbie Reese
...Authenticity & Sensitivity by Debbie Reese
...Teaching Tolerance: Stereotypes & Prejudices
Native American Resources
...Navajo History
...Indigenous Nations
...Native Web
...Four Winds Indian Books Juvenile Literature
...Index of Native American Resources on the Internet
...How to Choose Multicultural Books
...New Mexico CultureNet
...Oyate Books for Children
...Teacher & Librarian Resources for Native American Indian Children’s & YA books with Native Themes
...UNM Class Collection of Native American Children’s Literature 2005
...Navajo Curriculum Materials
...Native American Children’s Literature Cultural Sensitivity Workshop
...AIROS Native Radio
...Vision Maker Native Videos
...Children Tell Stories by Hamilton & Weiss
OUR WEBPAGES
....Elinor Brown
....Angelica Powell
....Kandice Powell
....Regina Scheffing
....Alberta Smallcanyon
....Tammie Yazzie
....Shiprock Field Trip
....Superhero Visit to FPL
....Kids Kollege Native American Children's Storytelling
....Kids Kollege Photo Album
....Native American Children's Literature Course Blog Summer 2007
....Final Reflection-Frances
WELCOME TO NATIVE AMERICAN CHILDREN'S LITERATURE SUMMER 2007 BLOG
Tuesday, 26 June 2007
FILM FESTIVAL FUN!

Dear Festive Film Goers,

Thank you for a fun-filled film festival of our very own. Thank you, Regina, for hosting this event. Sharing House Made of Dawn together was special for everytime we think of the movie or book, it will include memories of all of you.

Recipe as promised:

FOOL's TOFFE (from Holly Smith)

1 cup butter1 cup dark brown sugar

1 package saltine crackers1 bag of chocolate chips

1/2 cup chopped pecans or walnuts (or almonds) 

1. Foil a cookie sheet and spray with Pam. Line with saltines.

2. Blend butter and sugar in a small pan over medium heat.

3. Bring mixture to a boil and cook for 4 minutes.

4. Spread mixture over crackers and place pan in a 375degree oven for 5 minutes.

5. Pour on chocolate chips-spread when softened.

6. Sprinkle with nuts and cool in the fridge. Break into small pieces.

Enjoy!

 


Posted by brokenflute-unm at 9:40 AM MDT
Updated: Tuesday, 26 June 2007 9:43 AM MDT
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