One Sixty-Minute Class Period
The learner will:
- associate a descriptive name for themselves with the services they perform.
- list several reasons why they chose a particular descriptive name.
- identify several helping activities students perform in the classroom and/or the community in general.
In The Legend of the Bluebonnet, by Tomie de Paola, the Great Spirits claim that the selfishness of the Comanche people has brought drought and famine to the Earth. For the famine to end, the People must sacrifice the most valued possession among them. She-Who-Is-Alone gives up her most valuable possession to save her people.
De Paola, Tomie. The Legend of the Bluebonnet. New York: Scholastic, Inc., 1983.
Lesson Developed and Piloted by:
Lynn ChamberlainAll rights reserved. Permission is granted to freely use this information for nonprofit (noncommercial), educational purposes only. Copyright must be acknowledged on all copies.