Re: TARGET: Native American website

[Jennifer D Burke <jburke@MINDSPRING.COM>]

Try Canku Ota ("Many Paths") http://www.turtletrack.org/ - it's got
activities, stories, pictures by and about Native American children and
adults. If you get deep it gets political, but that's not a bad thing if
you're aware of it. The kids' pages are phenomenal! Turn up the PC volume
for the music.

Cheers,
Jennifer Burke LMS
Centennial Place Elementary School
Atlanta, GA

> -----Original Message-----
>
> Good morning!  I'm working on some links for my LMC webpage, and I'm
> having trouble finding a fabulous Native American site.  I'm sure that
> some of you may have suggestions!  Please send ideas for both students
> and teachers.
>
>
>

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