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A folk tale from the Indian peoples of North America. The rabbit in folk tales, especially in the South-East of America, is always depicted as a trickster. In this tale the rabbit tricked the Sky People into letting him steal the fire so that all the animals could share it.
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This story of Rabbit and how he brought fire to the earth comes from the South East of the USA and is told by the Creek, the Hitchiti and the Koasati Indians. Read the first page Browse Sample Pages
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This story of Rabbit and how he brought fire to the earth comes from the South East of the USA and is told by the Creek, the Hitchiti and the Koasati Indians. Read the first page Browse Sample Pages
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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
The year 2's I am teaching thoroughly enjoyed this delightful tale about a mischievous rabbit! Fire is their topic for the term, so it is particularly relevant...they especially liked the way the fire changed all the animals and were very creative in thinking up their own ways that fire has changed animals. An inspiring read!
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
My Y2 clas loved this story- a good basis to start work on story telling with a multi cultural theme- easy to develop use of language and v repetitive which is good for retelling but good as a basis for 'improving' with openers for more able pupils. A lovely book.
Format:Paperback
Book in great condition, speedy delivery too. A lovely story for my Year 2 class they loved it. Lots of multi-culturL links too.
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