Boy of the Navajos (revised)

Portrays the life style of Tony, a young Indian boy, and his family as they go about their daily activities in the Arizona desert. Follows Tony as he herds sheep by day and spends evenings with his family in their hogan. Stresses that the Navajo have lived in this area for hundreds of years. Shows Tony trading his drawings of the way his people live for a set of watercolors during a family trip to the trading post.
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