Raven and the Hidden Halibut

Raven and the Hidden HalibutRaven and the Hidden Halibut is an original Raven story based on traditional oral narratives. In the story Halibut (Chaatl), invites Raven (Yeil), to a game of hide and seek, and Raven is surprised how well Halibut, a bright white fish, can hide. The text was written by the 2014 2015 fourth and fifth grade Tlingit Culture, Language, and Literacy (TCLL) students at Harborview Elementary in Juneau, who performed it as a play through SHI's Voices on the

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