by
Tina L. Hanlon
Ferrum College
2000-2008
About AppLit Page - with Judy A. Teaford
Activities to Accompany Study of Appalachian Folktales and Dramatizations by the Jack Tale Players - with R. Rex Stephenson
Annotated Index of Appalachian Folktales - with over 80 bibliography pages on groups of folktales
Appalachian Folktales: Background Resources - bibliography
Appalachian Folktales in Films, Dramatic Adaptations, and Storytelling Recordings - bibliography
Appalachian Folktales in Picture Books - General List, Jack Tales, Cherokee Tales, Tall Tales
Assignments and Study Guide on Contemporary American Picture Books
Author Links Pages - with Judy A. Teaford
Awiakta, Marilou: Cherokee/Appalachian Poet and Essayist - author page
Background Resources on Appalachian Children's Literature - bibliography
Background Resources on Appalachian Folktales - bibliography
Bibliography of Appalachian Fiction for Children and Young Adults - with Judy A. Teaford
Bibliographies of Appalachian Folktales in Children's Literature and Collections
Bibliography of Dramas and Tales by R. Rex Stephenson
Bibliography of Feminist Collections of Folktales - not Appalachian, but gives links to parallel Appalachian tales
Bibliography of Works by and about Marilou Awiakta
Bibliography of Works by and about Richard Chase
Bibliography on Cherokee Language
Books by May Justus for Children and Young Adults - bibliography
Chinese Students Learn Jack Tales - article
Davy Crockett and Sally Ann Thunder Ann Whirlwind Crockett - bibliography
Diagrams of Types of Folk Literature
Exercise on Appalachian Language in Jack and the Three Sillies - with Ann Fulcher
Folklore in Books by Virginia Hamilton - annotated bibliography
Folklore Themes in Longer Appalachian Fiction - annotated bibliography
Folkways in Appalachian Children's Literature - abstracts of papers by Judy A. Teaford, Roberta T. Herrin, Tina L. Hanlon
From the Brothers Grimm: Bibliography of Tom Davenport’s Fairy Tale Films
Ferrum Performers Keep Jack Tales Alive - article with Lana A. Whited
Gayle Ross, Cherokee Storyteller - annotated bibliography
George Loveland's Book Under the Workers' Caps Wins 2007 Harry Caudill Award
Index of AppLit Pages by Genre
Index of Authors and Illustrators in AppLit
Index of Student Writing in AppLit
Introduction to An Appalachian Mother Goose by James Still and Paul Brett Johnson
Introduction to "Mutsmag" by R. Rex Stephenson
James Still's Books for and about Children: Bibliography and Study Guide
Nature and the Environment in Appalachian Literature - bibliography and study guide
Notes on Language Use in Cynthia Rylant's Waiting to Waltz - with Stephanie Humphries
Omope Carter Daboiku: Storyteller and Wordsmith
Once Upon a Time in Appalachia: Tom Davenport’s Fairy Tale Films - abstract of essay
Oral Traditions and Modern Adaptations: Survey of Appalachian Folktales in Children's Literature
Ray and Orville Hicks, Storytellers of North Carolina - bibliography
Reading List for Project Teaching Appalachian Literature - with Judy A. Teaford and George Loveland
Strong Women in Appalachian Folktale Dramatizations by R. Rex Stephenson - essay
Strong Women in Appalachian Folktales - bibliography
Study Guide for "Ferradiddledumday" and Other "Rumpelstiltskin" Stories - with Becky Mushko
Study Guides on Dramatizations by the Ferrum Jack Tale Players - with R. Rex Stephenson
Tall Tales and Jack Tales: Literature and Writing Activities - adapted from lesson plan by Sarah Harris
Three Mountain Tales by Rosemary Wells - short review
Timeline of Appalachian Folktales in Oral and Written Traditions - chronological outline
Transplanted in Appalachia: Illustrated Folk Tales by Barry Moser - essay
Trivia Page - with Judy A. Teaford
Variants of The Three Little Pigs - bibliography
Other Pages Edited and Maintained by Tina L. Hanlon
Adaptations of Minority Legends: A Look at a Re-Telling of "John Henry" - by Tracy L. Roberts
Appalachian Dialects - bibliography by Stephanie Humphries
Ashpet Crossword Puzzle - by Frances Auville
Bibliography of Books by George Ella Lyon - supplied by the author
Big Fraid, Little Fraid by Ellis Credle - short review by Volkert Volkersz
Celebrating Diversity in Appalachia! Exploring Social Issues through Appalachian Children's Literature - study guide by Susan V. Mead
Childhood Dreams: Frank X Walker's "Death by Basketball" - essay by my student Kerel Whitehead
Creative Activities for Three Appalachian Folktales - by Frances Auville
Dear Diary - story by elementary student Erin Miller
Fiction and Poems - texts of Folktales, Stories, Plays, Poems and Songs in AppLit
First Graders Pursue Giants and Little People - article by Linda Mainland
Folktale Texts - edited all the folktales published in AppLit
A Greater Fairness: May Justus as Popular Educator - article by George W. Loveland
Hillchild: A Folklore Chapbook about, for, and by West Virginia Children - review by Phyllis Wilson Moore
I am a Modern Day Appalachian Woman - poem by my student Lisa Norvell
In Support of Integrating Minority Dialect Literature Into the Classroom - by Stephanie Humphries
Marilou Awiakta's Poems - short essay by Tina Hanlon's student Thomas Fast
Mutsmag vs. Hansel and Gretel - reading journal entry by Tina Hanlon's student Jessica Foley
Notes on Language Use in Alan Schroeder's Smoky Mountain Rose: An Appalachian Cinderella - by Stephanie Humphries
Notes on Language Use in Cynthia Rylant's Missing May - by Stephanie Humphries
Polly is Dead - poem by Drew Howell
Puppet Plays by Fifth-Grade Students - compiled by DeAnn Setler
Resources on Appalachian Dialects - by Stephanie Humphries
Responses to Rex Stephenson's "Mutsmag" - reading journal entries by Tina Hanlon's students
Review of Davy Crockett Stories - by nephew Sam, age 8
The Secret Life and Brutal Death of Mamie Thurman - book excerpt by F. Keith Davis
Send it to the Crick: A Student's Reflection on Dialect Differences - by Matthew Hilliard
The Script as Story Theatre - short essay by R. Rex Stephenson
Sociological Threads Within the Quilt of Appalachian Children’s Literature: A Survey of Historical Fiction - bibliography by Susan V. Mead
Some Features of Appalachian Dialects - by Stephanie Humphries
Standards of Learning Covered by Study of Stephenson's "Mutsmag" and "Ashpet" Dramatizations - by Cathy Brookshire
Stephen Gordon Produces Video on Appalachian Oral Tradition for 2005 National History Day Project - 3 articles, one by student Michelle Vincent
Students Write Jack Tales - by Merri Hess, with Jack Tales written by fourth graders
Teacher’s Study Guide for the Jack Tale Players and "Two Lost Babes” -by Thomas Townsend
Teaching Appalachia - essay by Tracy L. Roberts
Teaching Four "Jack" Books - by Anne Newlun
A Teaching Guide for A Far-Off Land by Rebecca Caudill and The Trail on Which They Wept by Dorothy Hoobler - by Mary Warner
Thematic Table of Contents for Listen Here: Women Writing in Appalachia - eds. Sandra L. Ballard and Patricia L. Hudson
Too Free for Me Concludes Blue Ridge Dinner Theatre Anniversary Season - review by Lana A. Whited
West Virginia's Appalachian Music and Literature - teaching unit by Avis Caynor and Reneé Wyatt
Wheel of Fantasy: Game on Language in The Jack Tales - by Rebecca Woodrun
Wicked John and the Devil Crossword Puzzle - by Frances Auville
Wonder Tales in Appalachia - essay by Grace Toney Edwards
Logo by Linda Hanlon
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