Arapaho Truths
The Northern Arapaho of the Wind River Indian Reservation are storytellers. In an effort to pass their culture to the next generation, the Elders tell the children four traditional stories. Using clay animation, shadow puppets, paintings, drawings, and performance, the children make the stories come to life.
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The great spirit is in every 1..peace and love to the arapaho!
I am so thankful that you posted this. My kids are homeschooled and I've been trying to find videos to dig deeper into different tribes. It's so hard to find anything for kids on the Arapaho tribe specifically. These stories are perfect and I can't wait to share this with my kiddos! Thank you for sharing with us your amazing history and culture!
Hohou good one, makes me feel lonesome n want to go back home there. 👍
4-30-23… such an elegant and passionate video of beautiful people and children… absolutely hope to be able to visit and learn even more thank you for taking the time to share your beautiful history much joy to each of you Tammey Jackson 29:18
Thank you for sharing these beautiful stories. I'm proud to know some of you great story tellers.
Haa Hoo ✋
Love it!
You have a beautiful country and great people. Best wishes 🙂
As a non Native American, I envy you. Your Arapaho culture is still unique. I see it as 3 loves: Love of family, Love of tradition, and Love of place.
Star girl. Think about that story all day, that may happen to me today, but I’m not a 5 or 6 year old little girl, that story is like a complete mind opening story, imagine being told that story and looking up on a clear night (when all the nights were clear)!
I Arapahoe..Many moon ago my grand pa spirit filled the land
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