Livo, Norma J.

Contains activities designed to encourage children to observe, explore, and appreciate nature.

A collection of over forty legends, fables, rhymes, and folktales from around the world that feature the theme of food; grouped by story type, with suggestions for related activities.

The activities for storytelling are intended to further the development of imagination and communication and can be used effectively in either formal or informal settings.

Provides information for the storyteller to aid in selecting and learning stories, preparing a program, and presenting it to an audience.

Contains a collection of seventy, humorous stories from around the world; and offers country of origin for each selection as well as a bibliography and background information on humor, folklore, and the benefits of laughter.

Contains fifty-five stories from around the world that illustrate the importance of good values and character to young people, grouped in the categories of love, fairness, appreciation, perseverance, compassion, trustworthiness, self-discipline, respect and tolerance, cooperation, self-confidence, responsibility, and dealing with bullies.

Interpretations of the oral folk stories of the Hmong people, with photographs of the native dress and the story depicted on the pa ndau story cloth.