| Description |
1 online resource (160 pages) |
| Contents |
Acknowledgements ; Introduction ; One Woman's Experience and How it Might Serve You ; Chapter One: How Belize Became My Second Home ; Literacy Outreach Belize: Its Creation, the Journey and Evolution ; Challenges as Opportunities for Growth and Change |
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Why Indigenous Stories are Important in Connecting Culture, Classroom and Community Chapter Two: Legends of Belize-Shapeshifters & Spirits ; Tata Duende ; Xtabai, Maya ; La Llorona, Mestizo ; El Cadejo, Shape Shifting Devil Dog from the Mestizo culture |
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Chapter Three: Explode-a-Moment-Lesson Plan Face-to-Face With Shape Shifters and Spirits ; Using Indigenous Legends to Teach Creative Writing ; Photographs ; Appendix A : Strong Word Choices ; Appendix B: Activities and Alphabetical Book Connections |
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Appendix C: Using Story to Discuss Bullying Afterword ; After the Afterword ; About the Author |
| Notes |
Print version record |
| Subject |
Storytelling -- Belize
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Storytelling in education.
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EDUCATION -- Elementary.
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Storytelling
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Storytelling in education
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Belize
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| Form |
Electronic book
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| ISBN |
9781624910883 |
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1624910882 |
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