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6 of 6 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Lacrosse and beyond
"American Indian Games," by Jay Miller, is a good educational book for younger readers. It has an easy-to-read text, and is richly illustrated with many photographs. This book tells about many of the games and toys of Native Americans, both in the past and present. Among the topics covered are "jabber" toys (used to challenge hand-eye coordination),...
Published on November 19, 2001 by Michael J. Mazza
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2.0 out of 5 stars
Suitability for Scouts
This book is well suited for young auidences. Grades 1-4 will probably find this a good resource on Native American pastimes. I bought this for my district scout library. It seems to be well suited for the Tigers and Wolf scouts, but a bit young in style for bears onwards. this has surprised me slightly. Wellw ritten and plenty of photographs
Published 7 months ago by Matthew Johnson
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6 of 6 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Lacrosse and beyond,
This review is from: American Indian Games (True Books: American Indians) (Paperback)
"American Indian Games," by Jay Miller, is a good educational book for younger readers. It has an easy-to-read text, and is richly illustrated with many photographs.This book tells about many of the games and toys of Native Americans, both in the past and present. Among the topics covered are "jabber" toys (used to challenge hand-eye coordination), snowsnake (a game that involves throwing a spear along a groove in snow or ice), and more. There are many fascinating photos, such as one of sled made from buffalo ribs. The book covers lacrosse, which is probably the best known traditional American Indian sport. The author notes that some Native American peoples play a one-racket version, whereas some play a two-racket version (both types are shown in the photos). The book also discusses Native American participation in games and sports introduced by the Europeans. Overall, a very interesting book.
2.0 out of 5 stars
Suitability for Scouts,
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This review is from: American Indian Games (True Books: American Indians) (Paperback)
This book is well suited for young auidences. Grades 1-4 will probably find this a good resource on Native American pastimes. I bought this for my district scout library. It seems to be well suited for the Tigers and Wolf scouts, but a bit young in style for bears onwards. this has surprised me slightly. Wellw ritten and plenty of photographs
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American Indian Games (True Books: American Indians) by Jay Miller (Paperback - Mar. 1997)
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