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JuliaTheBookNerd
Native American Myths and Legends | Richard Erdoes, Alfonso Ortiz
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#NativeAmericanHeritage 💙🤎

#DaysDevotedTo… 🍂☕️🧣🍁🌙🥧🕯

#BookNerd 🤓📚💙

Eggs Perfect 👌🏼 4d
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AnnCrystal
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Just caught this special on over-the-air PBS...one of my favorites that I've seen throughout the 2024 schedule for Native American Heritage Month. Beautiful 🥲🐎💝💝💝.

#EarthHealingHopepostsbyanncrystal

#californiananncrystal

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AnnCrystal
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From ICT News
Lyla June Johnston

Here are some more photos of horses from the, Sacred Way Sanctuary.

@TheSpineView I thought you may enjoy seeing these too.

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AnnCrystal
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From ICT News
Lyla June Johnston

Here are some more photos of horses from the, Sacred Way Sanctuary.

@TheSpineView I thought you may enjoy seeing these too.

TheSpineView Yes! 🐎🐎🐎 1mo
TheBookHippie Beautiful. 1mo
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AnnCrystal @TheSpineView 💕🐎🤩👍💝. 1mo
AnnCrystal @TheBookHippie 💕🐎💝💝💝. 1mo
Bookwormjillk 😍😍😍 1mo
AnnCrystal @Bookwormjillk 💕🐎☺️💝. 1mo
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AnnCrystal
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From ICT News
Lyla June Johnston

“Yvette Running Horse Collin‘s recent dissertation, historical documents and oral histories present a compelling new story of the horse in the Americas.“

“Collin currently takes care of over 100 horses she claims to be descendants of the ancient horse of the Americas. Some have manes that grow down to the ground. Some have stripes on their legs. Some have spots all over.

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AnnCrystal Some are much smaller than most horses. Some have curly hair.“

“Collin seeks to inspire more research to illuminate the truth behind what the government has labeled as “feral” so that wild horses can be protected by the Indigenous Species Act. Currently, they are being run down and mass slaughtered if they are in the way of certain commercial projects.“

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AnnCrystal “The wonderful thing is that we now have Western technology that can provide very accurate dates,” said Collin in a recent interview. “Many studies show that these horses were present after the very same Ice Age that supposedly wiped out them all out.“
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TheSpineView I love Appies! I had one when I was young. 1mo
AnnCrystal @TheSpineView

Applies?? Forgive my lack of true equine knowledge. Appaloosa, like in the photo?? As in the The Nez Perce Horse? You had one! Wow, that is fantastic 💕🐎💝.
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TheSpineView Yes, I had an Appaloosa as my first horse. I had a pony when I was young. But my first "horse" was the Appie(slang in the horse world). Her name was Tarquita. Loved that horse. I put thousands of miles on those hooves. 1mo
AnnCrystal @TheSpineView
😘Tarquita🐎 💝💝💝. How amazing! They are a beautiful breed 🤩🐎💝. Thank you for sharing your Tarquita story 💝💝💝.
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Estherhasredhair
Two Tribes | Emily Bowen Cohen
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Pickpick

This book is about learning how to balance the two sides we all have in us. It‘s a difficult task and Mia handles it well. The story was a bit rushed and I almost feel like it would benefit from being a show or a broadcast. There just felt like a lot missing 6/10

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Estherhasredhair
Two Tribes | Emily Bowen Cohen
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Recommended to me by my shul‘s librarian, let‘s gooooooo.

Anna40 I have this one too! But haven‘t read it yet 2mo
Estherhasredhair @Anna40 it‘s worth reading! I really liked the art style. 2mo
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mfarragher

“The people of the earth need something to remind them of her.”

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mfarragher

This can be used to introduce discussions about Native American cultures, values, and the significance of storytelling in different traditions. Additionally, students can engage in creative projects, such as art or writing, inspired by the themes of sacrifice and nature in the story.

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mfarragher
Pickpick

This story beautifully tells the story of a young Comanche girl who sacrifices her most prized possession to save her people. The lyrical prose and stunning illustrations capture the spirit of the Texas landscape and the significance of the bluebonnet flower. This touching tale explores themes of selflessness, tradition, and the connection to nature. It's a wonderful addition to any classroom, fostering discussions about culture and values.