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Storytelling Performances to celebrate Arts Equinox at Driscoll School, Brookline, MA
April 5, 2019 @ 8:10 am - 12:30 pm
Performances of Native American Nature Tales for Third – Fifth Grade students! To preview please email; Dedge @ livingmyth.com
Native American Nature Tales
Native American Nature Tales explores tribal myths and legends of the animals and birds of North America. Ranging from the humorous to the heart-felt, these stories celebrate native culture and its strong links to the natural world. We learn an Abenaki canoeing song, explore over seven different animals in the Northwest legend of Loon’s Song and discover why America is called Turtle Island. Through these “How and Why” legends, we understand how Native American culture clothed the world in story, enlivening the natural world. Diane has received permission from many prominent native writers to present these folktales. Join one of New England’s favorite tellers as these rich stories create a colorful weave of landscape and people.
These performances will be followed by “Favorite Tales” for Kindergarten – Second Grade Students
“I received rave reviews from teacher and students about you. Thank you for adapting and for being flexible. Now you understand what arts equinox is!! Truly a celebration of all good things— art, community, inclusion, togetherness;) it’s the best.” Shannon Hedrick Arts Equinox Driscoll School Brookline MA