Anthology of Traditional Tobacco Stories


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	Anthology of Traditional Tobacco Stories Columbia University School of Social Work, 1992 Native C.I.R.C.L.E. Charlton 6, Room 282 200 First Street, S.W. Rochester, MN 55905 PHONE (877) 372-1617 FAX (507) 538-0504 WEB http://www.mayo.edu/nativecircle Free This is a collection of traditional Native American stories about tobacco. Most are folk tales about the origin of the tobacco plant and how Native American people discovered it. The stories are short and written in simple language. One story has simple pictures with each paragraph. The book has large print and is 26 pages long. There are also facts and beliefs about tobacco use in different tribes. This could be used to generate discussion about tobacco, smoking, and traditional culture with Native American or other cultural groups. KEYWORDS: Native Americans/Alaska Natives, Oral History, Tobacco Education Back To Materials: Fact Books, Readers and Stories


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