THE CHIPPEWA by Christin Ditchfield (2005) Native American History for Kids
Children's Press
10.00 $
Description
The Chippewa introduces young readers to the rich history and culture on an American Indian tribe. Written by Christin Ditchfield, this volume presents well‑organized, kid‑friendly facts about one of North America’s most influential Indigenous nations. Contents include: - Story of how the Chippewa invented bows and arrows for hunting and made moccasins. - Growing and harvesting rice and making maple syrup and sugar - Family roles and life - Arts and crafts - Chippewa religion - Interaction with French explorers and missionaries - The Song of Hiawatha - Life today in the 21st century Targeted age group: 8 - 11 years Targeted grade level: 3 - 5 Includes a glossary, topical index, and clear chapter structure ideal for classrooms, homeschoolers, and young researchers. ~~ CONDITION ~~ Good pre‑owned; ex‑library copy with typical markings, no major damage.
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