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Giving thanks a Native American good morning message

This story is based on the "Thanksgiving address," a Native American message of peace and thankfulness for all the blessings of the earth.

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  • "Native American good morning message"
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  • "This story is based on the "Thanksgiving address," a Native American message of peace and thankfulness for all the blessings of the earth."@en
  • "Presents a Mohawk prayer celebrating the beauty, bounty and resources of the Earth."@en
  • "This prayer of the Iroquois Indians celebrates the precious and rare gift of the natural world and the resources of the Earth. Other segments include: Visit a cranberry farm: LeVar visits a Maine cranberry farm and shows how cranberries are grown, and harvested ; Clay from the earth: a visit to Pueblo, AZ provides an introduction to the process and traditions of creating beautiful Pueblo pottery ; Planting a tree: kids in New York City tell about why they are planting a tree in their neighborhood."@en
  • "Presents a Mohawk prayer known as the Thanksgiving Address that celebrates all the blessings of the Earth and is read in both English and the Mohawk language. Reading is accompanied by animated illustrations that feature scenes of nature and Native American life."@en
  • "Presents a Mohawk prayer celebrating the beauty, bounty and resources of the Earth. Also presents other segments on caring for the environment."
  • "This title celebrates the beauty, bounty and resources of the earth. The Native American belief that the natural world is a precious and rare gift leads viewers to a family harvesting cranberries and to city kids planting trees in their neighbourhood, reinforcing the message of caring for the environment."
  • "The feature book is a prayer of the Iroquois Indians celebrating the precious and rare gift of the natural world--and the resources of the earth. On a fall day, LeVar stops to express appreciation for the gifts of the earth. This episode connects to the earth with a visit to a family who grow and harvest cranberries, then on to a pueblo where native artists use clay from the earth to make pottery, and finally to a group of children who are planting trees in their neighborhood."@en

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  • "Educational television programs"@en
  • "Juvenile works"
  • "Juvenile works"@en
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  • "Video recordings for the hearing impaired"@en
  • "Children's television programs"@en
  • "Children's films"@en
  • "Children's literature"@en
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  • "Giving thanks"
  • "Giving thanks a Native American good morning message"
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