Learning to Give, Curriculum Division of The LEAGUE

Arabic | Buddhist | Christian | Jewish | Native American | Islamic (Sufi)

Stories are the original teaching tool. Long before there were classrooms or teachers, people gathered to share wisdom through stories. The magic of storytelling is that we learn by imagining. We discover the human potential for generosity through our own experience of hearing or reading the story. This is why the wisdom traditions of the world each have their own rich treasure trove of folktales, myths, legends, parables, and other forms of story.

Bokewa or The Humpback from the Odjibwa

Hopis and the Famine (The)

Magic Bear (The)

Man Who Transgressed a Taboo (The)

Mon-Daw-Min or the Origin of Indian Corn: An Odjibwa Tale

Sheem: The Forsaken Boy from the Odjibwa

Thunder Deputizes the Eagle

Tiggak

Two Jeebi-Ug or A Trial of Feeling from the Odjibwa (The)