Do your students know the amazing life stories of Nancy Ward, Sequoyah, Chief Junaluska, and Andrew Jackson? They were important history-makers in America. Through the powerful medium of storytelling students meet Nancy Ward, the Cherokee peace leader who was known as "The Beloved". Students also experience moments in the lives of Sequoyah, the inventor of the Cherokee alphabet, and Chief Junaluska, the most powerful Cherokee chief in North Carolina, who led the Cherokees just before the tragedy of the Trail of Tears. Charlotte Ross also tells about Andrew Jackson, whose life was once saved by Cherokees.

Cost: $75

Indexes:
History  |  Stories & Music  |  Appalachian Life
All Ages  |  Elementary School