Buffalo Calf Road Woman was a strong, brave native Cheyenne woman whose courage and devotion saved the life of her brother. This inspiring story is a great way to teach kids about Native American history and to show that women have been breaking stereotypes and boundaries in every culture and throughout history. This story is part of the Goodnight Stories for Rebel Girls series. Get your own copy and learn about other incredible women from across the globe! To learn more about me & what I do, head to www.LollyHopwood.com Cheerio Dearios!

This is a story from the Leni Lenape people. It's a beautiful legend about how the Crow became the bird that we all know today. I adore tales like this one. It's beautifully retold by Nancy Van Laan and illustrated by Beatriz Vidal. To find out more about the Lenape people, who were originally from Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Delaware, or to learn about the Native Americans who are from other parts of the country, click here: http://www.native-languages.org/lenape_culture.htm or here: http://www.ourmothertongues.org/Home.aspx And to learn more about me and what I do, head to www.lollyhopwood.com Cheerio Dearios!

Lolly & Rosie Posie sing a traditional Native American song about taking care of the earth. It’s so important for us to do what we can to protect the world around us. And, if we do, the Earth will take care of us, too. Sing along at home!