Cultural Lesson Plans for Teachers about the ... - Brown University
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PAJ NTAUB AND THE HMONG — REFERENCES<br />
Internet Resources<br />
Hmong Needlework: Traditions Both Ancient and New<br />
http://www.womenfolk.com/quilting_history/hmong.htm<br />
This site explains <strong>the</strong> history of <strong>the</strong> Hmong and <strong>the</strong> story cloths.<br />
Books<br />
For Students<br />
Nine-In-One Grr! Grr!: A Folktale from <strong>the</strong> Hmong People of Laos<br />
by Blia Xiong with Nancy Hom (Illustrator)<br />
Children’s Book Press 1989<br />
Reading level: Ages 4-8<br />
Dai’s Story Cloth<br />
by Dai HCA with Chile Tahoe HCA (Illustrator), Nhia Thao Cha (Illustrator), Chue Cha (Illustrator), and Nhia<br />
Thao Cha (Illustrator)<br />
Lee & Low Books, 1998<br />
Reading level: Ages 4-8<br />
The Whispering Cloth: A Refugee’s Story<br />
By Pegi Dietz Shea with Anita Riggio (Illustrator) and You Yang (Ilustrator)<br />
Boyds Mills Press, 1996<br />
Reading level: Ages 4-8<br />
Hmong of Sou<strong>the</strong>ast Asia<br />
By Sandra Millett<br />
Lerner Publications, 2001<br />
Reading level: Ages 9-12<br />
Tangled Threads: A Hmong Girl’s Story<br />
By Pegi Dietz Shea<br />
Clarion Books, 2003<br />
Reading level: Ages 9-12<br />
The Haffenreffer<br />
Museum of Anthropology<br />
BROWN<br />
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