Five Stories about Native North American Children PEG BACK Children from five different tribes make important discoveries about what it means to be native people. Warm relationships, vividly experienced moments, and images of different cultures are accurately drawn in these brief stories about growing up as a Native North American. She also has a compelling reason for becoming a messenger of peace beyond her island nation. Other stories for children in grades 1-6 introduce the special celebrations, the pressures for achievement, and the supportive presence of the family of faith experienced by children in Japan. This guide introduces U.S. and Canadian children to Japan through stories of contemporary Japanese children, providing opportunities for them to experience themselves as loved by God and by the church community.
Activities introduce the Japanese culture through art and song.
Even children raised in the happiest, most secure homes face a world saturated with violence and inequalities. This one is unique. It is the first book I have read that is written by children with disabilities. This attractive book was written and illustrated entirely by children with handicapping conditions. Engaging, candid, and multidimensional, the contributions invite the reader to set aside any pity or prejudices and to simply listen.