Storybook Plan
Storybook Plan:
Possible stories:
- Story 1: When the Storm God Rides
- Story 2: The Lone Lightning
- Story 3: The Bird Whose Wings Made the Wind
Helpful source(s):
- Native American Wind Mythology
- Native American Weather Mythology
- Native American Rain Mythology
- Native American Snow Mythology
- Native American Ice Snow
- Native American Storm Mythology
- Native American Lightning Mythology
- Native American Thunder Mythology
- Native American Tornado Mythology
- Native American Flood Myths and Legends
- Native American Rainbow Mythology
So far, my plan is not to include an overarching or connecting theme among the stories or a continuity between them. Of course the theme of all three stories will be Native American weather myths, especially those that tell how some phenomena originated (such as in Story 3). The storytelling style that I will likely use is more modern language and modern themes rather than keeping the stories in the style they are in already. The main idea that I'm looking forward to learning about is origin stories about how different weather events came to be according to Native American stories passed down through generations. A message that I would like to get across to readers is the difference between what the stories tell and the actual science behind the phenomena.
Possible stories:
- Story 1: When the Storm God Rides
- Story 2: The Lone Lightning
- Story 3: The Bird Whose Wings Made the Wind
Helpful source(s):
- Native American Wind Mythology
- Native American Weather Mythology
- Native American Rain Mythology
- Native American Snow Mythology
- Native American Ice Snow
- Native American Storm Mythology
- Native American Lightning Mythology
- Native American Thunder Mythology
- Native American Tornado Mythology
- Native American Flood Myths and Legends
- Native American Rainbow Mythology
So far, my plan is not to include an overarching or connecting theme among the stories or a continuity between them. Of course the theme of all three stories will be Native American weather myths, especially those that tell how some phenomena originated (such as in Story 3). The storytelling style that I will likely use is more modern language and modern themes rather than keeping the stories in the style they are in already. The main idea that I'm looking forward to learning about is origin stories about how different weather events came to be according to Native American stories passed down through generations. A message that I would like to get across to readers is the difference between what the stories tell and the actual science behind the phenomena.
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