The major thrust of the third American Indian Culture-Based Curriculum Workshop was the development of ideas and materials oriented toward American Indian stories and legends in such a manner that librarians could acquire the needed skills and knowledge to ensure their authenticity and proficiency of presentations to both Indian and non-Indian children. Materials presented in this resource include eight flannelboard stories/legends (How the Bear Lost His Tail, How Rabbit Stole Fire, I Am Raven Who Makes Things Right, Mt. Rainier and the Great Flood, Raven Helps the Indians, Skunk, The Girl Who Loved Wild Horses, and Why Bluejay Hops); a puppet story (Hand Puppet Legends); and three miscellaneous activities (Burlap Mask, Storytelling Campfire, and Portable Puppet Stage). Each entry consists of purpose of activity, materials needed, technique to use for activity, references used, narrative text of story, background information (if available), procedure to conduct activity, and patterns/illustrations to present the activity. (ERB)