Level 4 – Advanced Practice (High School) | Language Arts & Oral Narratives | Oral Narration

Goldbelt Heritage Foundation 3200 Hospital Drive Juneau, Alaska 99801 Flesch-Kincaid level 3.2 DRA 24 –28 Tlingit Oral Narratives Alive in the Eddy Transcribed from a recording by Andrew P. Johnson February, 1975 Department of Education Grant Award T365C110007 Lingit Tundatanee: Language, The Pathway to Multi-Literacy Copyright and Permissions page Photo and Story Credits Also titled, Kiks.ádi Dog Salmon And it was told that he became one of the strong- est ixt’ of the Kiks.ádi people. He practiced telepathy and portation. He could communicate with Kake from here. That was the first wireless station in Alaska. When they brought him down he became one of the strongest ixt’ among the Kiks.ádis. And later on he composed a song. It did not become the national song but we sing it quite often. You don’t dance to this song, like you would any other. You have mountain sheep wool dyed red. The women…