Coyote Tosses His Eyes bingo

Coyote Tosses His Eyes bingoCoyote is always trying to weasel in on someone else's fun! In this traditional story, Coyote begs a flock of birds to include him in their game. Although the birds warn Coyote about the risks and dangers, Coyote insists on playing. Read the story to find out what tragedy Coyote suffered as a result of his demand to play the game. This story is told by Don Mose and creatively illustrated by Molly Trainor. The Navajo translations are by Lucille Hunt.

This poster was originally created in 1999 by the Navajo Nation Division of Education as part of the Beauty Way Curriculum Project

Perfect in the classroom or hallway

The atlas includes place names for towns

" and a set of playing instructions

Each Dine Bingo game includes 15 durable

The Grey Mare

blends and diacritical marks are in green

and artfully illustrated by Molly Trainor

She often used music as a venue to teach her students

Students turn the wheels to match the images in the cut-out window

Lucille Hunt is the Navajo language editor and translator

Stephanie DeGeorge