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The Bird-Woman of the Lewis and Clark Expedition

by Katherine Chandler Author

A book written for younger children that they can read for themselves about the Lewis and Clark Expedition with Bird Woman, Sacajawea.

Additional Details

Resource Type
Book
ISBN
9781444428070
Print Status
Out of Print
Chapters
41
Pages
55
Suggested Grades
Early Years - 3rd
URL
https://www.gutenberg.org/cache/epub/5742/pg574...

Chapters

  • 1 The Bird Woman
  • 2 Who the White Men Were
  • 3 Why Sacajawea Went West
  • 4 At Fort Mandan
  • 5 The Black Man
  • 6 Sacajawea's Baby
  • 7 Making Friends with the Indians
  • 8 Sacajawea Saves the Captains' Goods
  • 9 Sacajawea's River
  • 10 The First Sight of the Rocky Mountains
  • 11 Sacajawea is Ill
  • 12 How the Indians Hunted Buffalo
  • 13 The Falls of the Missouri
  • 14 The Cache Near the Falls of the Missouri
  • 15 How Sacajawea Cured Rattlesnake Bites
  • 16 Going Around the Falls
  • 17 Grizzly Bears
  • 18 At the Top of the Falls
  • 19 The Cloud Burst
  • 20 At the Source of the Missouri
  • 21 Sacajawea Finds Roots and Seeds
  • 22 Sacajawea's People
  • 23 Sacajawea's Brother
  • 24 Sacajawea's People Will Show the Way
  • 25 The Indians Try to Leave the Whites
  • 26 Crossing the Rocky Mountains
  • 27 At the Columbia River
  • 28 How the Indians Dried Salmon
  • 29 The Wappato
  • 30 To the Pacific Ocean
  • 31 The Pacific Ocean
  • 32 Sacajawea on the Ocean Beach
  • 33 The Whale
  • 34 Sacajawea's Belt
  • 35 At Fort Clatsop
  • 36 The Start Home
  • 37 At Camp Chopunnish
  • 38 Over the Rocky Mountains Going Home
  • 39 East of the Rocky Mountains Again
  • 40 Sacajawea Says Good Bye to the Soldiers
  • 41 The Centennial

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