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<p><p>share Stories About Popular Holidays, From New Year's Day, Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, And President's Day, To Indian Heritage Month, Christmas, And Kwanzaa With Stories From Some Of Our Most Renowned And Beloved Storytellers&#151;laura Simms, Diane Wolkstein, Ruth Stotter, Joseph Bruchac, Margaret Read Macdonald, And Many Others. These Stories, Presented Chronologically According To The Holidays, Come With Instructions For How To Get Your Audience Involved, Plus Reading Connections, Activity Ideas And Holiday Background Information. This Collection Will Help Educators, Librarians, And Storytellers Create Holiday-based Story Programs From January To December; And It Is A Wonderful Resource For Enhancing Learning Units, Filling In Empty Moments, And Loosening Up An Audience. Most Of All, It Gives You Some Great Ways To Share Important Times Together.</p></p> <h3>school Library Journal</h3> <p><p>the 30 Stories Contained In This Volume Include Contributions From Such Luminaries As Diane Wolkstein, Peninnah Schram, Laura Simms, And Joseph Bruchac, As Well As Others Who Have Devoted Their Lives To Bringing Story To Others Through The Powerful Medium Of Oral Narration. The Select

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Author
Violet Teresa deBarba Miller
Publisher
Westport, Conn.: Libraries Unlimited
Published
2008
Language
EN
ISBN
9781591586753
Category
work of fiction
Subjects
Literary Fiction, History, Short Stories
Rating
4.8 / 5 (4 ratings)
Updated
2026-03-14

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