![]() ![]() Tallchief was an Osage girl who went on to become a prima ballerina. “Who Is Maria Tallchief?” by Catherine Gourley Susan Rochon-Burnett, the first Canadian woman granted an FM broadcast license, was a Metis woman who overcame many hurdles. Wilma Mankiller, the woman Chief of the Cherokee Nation, has a chapter. This particular book in the series showcases 10 Native American roll models from across North America. This book is part of the Native Trailblazer Series for ages 8 and up. “Native Women of Courage” by Kelly Fournel ![]() She took her talent and used it to help her native people. Music healed her spirit when she left her home in South Dakota to go school in Indiana. Zitkala-Sa worked hard to preserve Native American culture and rights. Recommended for elementary school readers, this book focuses on a Native American reformer who inspired others through music. “Red Bird Sings: The Story of Zitkala-Sa, Native American Author, Musician, and Activist” by Q. To celebrate back-to-school month, here’s a selection of books starring Native American girls that will help students discover more about the indigenous peoples’ cultures. ![]() Albert Einstein said, “Education is what remains after one has forgotten everything he learned in school.” Giving kids a look at history through the eyes of people who were there can help them retain the information much better than simply listening to lectures. ![]()
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