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Authoer: Russell Freedman
Publisher: Scholastic, www.scholastic.com
Publication date: 1992
Genre: History
Audience: Gr. 3 - 5
Overview: Th book Buffalo Hunt goes over all the world in relation to the Buffalos and their importance for the Native Indian Americans. It explains how the native americans considered the Buffalo a religious animal, not only because they were supposed to have common ancestors but also how they considered their hunt as a celebration and how they used all the parts of the body for different purposals.
Activity: Doing this reading before going to the National Museum of Indian Americans could be a good activity to introduce a lesson about the traditions of native americans and their culture.
Reviewer's Name: Luis Jar
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