Products tagged with alaskan

Each animal tells its story, revealing information about its daily life as well as little known facts. Children can record their animal sightings, write their own stories about seeing the animals, and color naturalist drawings. Surprises are included

Each animal tells its story, revealing information about its daily life as well as little known facts. Children can record their animal sightings, write their own stories about seeing the animals, and color naturalist drawings. Surprises are included

ALASKA'S FIRST PEOPLE, Travels With Grampa, the epic story of the indigenous people of Alaska in 1898. T.A.H.I.T.A. (Tlingit, Aleut, Haida, Inuit/Eskimo,Tsimshian and Athabascan) travels with his Grampa and his little fox from the Aleutians to the arctic,

Beaver 14''

Through the eyes of five-year old Clint Ferguson, Alaska’s Secret Door sweeps the reader via the Ferguson family’s canoe into the Athabascan culture of the Yukon River. Leaving behind both the Tanana River and the road system, the Fergusons pass through a

Alaska’s Little Chief and Alaska’s Secret Door are non-fiction Alaskana children’s books, presenting living mentors: First Traditional Chief of Tanana Chiefs Conference, David Salmon as well as Emmitt Peters, record-setter of the 1975 Iditarod Trail Sled

ALASKA'S FIRST PEOPLE, Travels With Grampa, the epic story of the indigenous people of Alaska in 1898. T.A.H.I.T.A. (Tlingit, Aleut, Haida, Inuit/Eskimo,Tsimshian and Athabascan) travels with his Grampa and his little fox from the Aleutians to the arctic,

Through the eyes of five-year old Clint Ferguson, Alaska’s Secret Door sweeps the reader via the Ferguson family’s canoe into the Athabascan culture of the Yukon River. Leaving behind both the Tanana River and the road system, the Fergusons pass through a

Mush with 10-year old David Salmon and his pet ermine through Gwich'in Athabascan traditional life.

In the 1920s, an epidemic forced David, today's First Traditional Chief of the Interior, and his father, to leave their village and trap for eighteen y

Each animal tells its story, revealing information about its daily life as well as little known facts. Children can record their animal sightings, write their own stories about seeing the animals, and color naturalist drawings. Surprises are included

Puzzle 3 Bears and Cub

6 pc Puzzle Polar Bear and Cub