Indian reading series
Subtitle: stories and legends of the northwest, level II
By: developed by the Pacific Northwest Indian Reading and Language Development Program.
Contributors: Pacific Northwest Indian Reading and Language Development Program.
Publisher: Northwest Regional Educational Laboratory
Published: 1978
Place of publication: Portland, Ore
Language: eng
Number of pages: 20
Subjects: Indians of North America -- Folklore -- Folklore.; Indians of North America -- Northwest, Pacific -- Legends.; Readers (Elementary)
Genres: Folklore
Table of contents: value: Book 1. End of summer; value: Book 2. Thunder and the mosquito; value: Book 3. Why the codfish has a red face; value: Book 4. How Wildcat and Coyote tricked each other; value: Book 5. Pat learns about wild peppermint; value: Book 6. Picture writing; value: Book 7. Grandma rides in the parade; value: Book 8. The bob-tailed coyote; value: Book 9. The great flood; value: Book 10. The rainbow; value: Book 11. The time the whale came to Jackson's Bay; value: Book 12. Coyote and the man who sits on top; value: Book 13. The crow; value: Book 14. Tepee, sun and time; value: Book 15. Water story; value: Book 16. How birds learned to fly; value: Book 17. Napi and the bullberries; value: Book 18. How Cottontail lost his tail; value: Book 19. Being Indians is; value: Book 20. Why animals and man can no longer talk to one another.