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Title
Four winds (38665)
Physical Illustrated
Copyrighted 2019
Audience Primary, Intermediate, Teacher/Professional (PIT)
Collection Professional Library
Synopsis A curious Qelmúcw (Person) from the Secwépemc Nation is learning about the world around him with the help of some of his relations. Sk̓elep (Coyote) and Tree guide Qelmúcw in understanding Cmesekst te Snewt (The Four Winds). This story reflects the reciprocal learning and understanding relationship between a human being and all life and elements (all our relations). It models and reflects the importance of First Peoples Principles of Learning: learning is holistic, reflexive, reflective, experiential, and relational; learning involves the consequence of ones actions; learning is embedded in story; and learning involves patience and time. Learning from Indigenous stories can be different and personal every time a story is read or told, depending on context.—Back cover.
Author Bowden, Mike
Added autho Jules, Kelsey
Dimensions 29 cm
ISBN# 9781771744478
Notes This book integrates Secwépemc language and contains a pronunciation guide to assist the reader.
Stmt Resp written by Mike Bowden ; illustrated by Kelsey Jules.
TitleVartn 4 winds
Subjects Coyote—Folklore; First Nations—Fiction; First Nations—Folklore; Human-animal relationships—Fiction; Secwepemc (First Nations people)—Folklore; Diversity(CK); Picture Books(CK); Jules, Kelsey,—illustrator(A)
Call# E BOW
Holdings
Book 1 copy
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