Review
"A great way to integrate hands-on learning activities into the classroom using everyday materials. All fourth-grade classrooms should have this." --
Francis Holleran, President, Florida Council for the Social Studies"The activities provide an opportunity to feel the skills of the talented artisans while creating tangible objects of art." --
Senator Bob Graham
About the Author
Dorothy Downs is an art historian who has curated Native American art exhibitions at several South Florida art institutions. She has taught Native American art history at the University of Miami and is a founder and president of the Tribal Art Society. She is the author of Art of the Florida Seminole and Miccosukee Indians and wrote and produced the PBS-TV documentary "Patterns of Power" about the Seminole and Miccosukee women who sew patchwork clothing.