Page Four of Sample Study Guide
Bibliography
Iroquois Stories Heroes and Monsters, Myths and Magic by Joseph Bruchac
Keepers of the Animals, Keepers of the Earth and others by Joseph Bruchac
There are many audiotapes and CD’s with stories on them. Check them out at the library. For more Iroquois legends:
http://iroquoisindians.freeweb-hosting.com/webdoc36.htm
Remember the 398.2, the folktales, in the juvenile section of the library holds a gold mine of stories for telling. Some libraries put collections of folktales into a “J” section for older readers and “E” for the picture books
Resources and information on storytelling is available through the National Storytelling Network 101 Courthouse Sq, Jonesborough, TN 37659. (1-800/525-4514.) nsn@storynet.org
www.storynet.org
For information on Illinois storytelling visit: www.storytelling.org
Information on storytelling in Missouri is available through MO-TELL. Sue Hinkel, 2236 S. Hwy. N. Pacific, MO 63069 (800-257-7014)
Marilyn Kinsella www.marilynkinsella.org
Larry Kinsella www.flintknapper.com
