Creative Advantage, Grades 3-8, Native Storytelling w/ Fern Renville: “Iya, the Camp-Eater”
Channel: Seattle Public Schools TV
Date: 2020-05-29

Teaching artist Fern Renville tells this Dakota legend of how a community recognizes and changes based on a common threat. This scary story can reveal insights on communication, planning, cooperation, and courage. This lesson is great for learners of all ages, particularly youth grades 3-8.

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