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Drama of color : improvisation with multiethnic folklore / Johnny Saldaña.
Author
Saldaña, Johnny
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Format
Book
Language
English
Published/Created
Portsmouth, NH : Heinemann, ©1995.
Description
xvii, 169 pages ; 23 cm
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GR105 .S33 1995
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Subject(s)
Ethnic folklore
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Study and teaching (Elementary)
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United States
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Folk drama
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Study and teaching (Elementary)
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United States
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Multiculturalism
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Summary note
Theatre is often perceived as elitist, something reserved for the affluent mainstream. But all children can be given the opportunity to explore dramatic art if individual teachers choose to integrate these experiences into their curriculum. Johnny Saldana's Drama of Color is a unique resource for using drama to enhance K-6 children's ethnic literacy by provoking personal insights into the multiethnic world in which we live. Multiethnic folklore - specifically Hispanic, Native American, Asian and Pacific Islander, and African/African American - becomes a springboard for examining different ethnic perspectives and world views and dispelling stereotypes along the way.
Bibliographic references
Includes bibliographical references (p. 159-167).
Contents
1. Story Drama in the Classroom
2. Drama with the Child of Color
3. Stories from the Mexican and Mexican American Canons. The Ram in the Chile Patch / Americo Paredes. A Parrot for Christmas / Juan Sauvageau. The Poor Widow Bullfighter / Anita Brenner. It's the Pichilingis Again / Anthony John Campos. The Weeping Woman (La Ilorona) / Johnny Saldana
4. Stories from the Native American Canons. Why Bears Have Short Tails / Byrd Baylor. The Medicine Man / Evelyn Dahl Reed. Grandmother Spider Steals the Sun / Richard Erdoes and Alfonso Ortiz. How Mosquitoes Came to Be / Richard Erdoes and Alfonso Ortiz. The Warning / Maurine Grammer
5. Stories from the Asian and Pacific Islands Canons. The First Monkeys / M. Mariano. The Raven and the Star Fruit Tree / Johnny Saldana. Auntie Tiger / John Huang and Johnny Saldana. Taro and the Magic Fish / Johnny Saldana. The Ten Farmers / Anonymous
6. Stories from the African and African American Canons. Fatima and the Snake / John Lehon and Johnny Saldana. Anansi and the Sticky Man / Johnny Saldana. A Holy Cat / Robert Hall. Little Eight John / James R. Aswell. People Who Could Fly / Julius Lester.
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ISBN
0435086677 ((acid-free paper))
9780435086671 ((acid-free paper))
LCCN
95013203
OCLC
32237153
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