Coyote or Ma’ii is an important character in the creation stories of the Dinè (Navajo).
Coyote the trickster is both good and evil. Cunning and confusing he refers to everyone as his cousin, animals and humans alike.
Each winter we tell our children Coyote stories so they can learn lessons from his mistakes and misadventures and avoid those pitfalls in their lives.
His mistakes, foibles, curiosity, and misadventures have brought both good and evil to the Dinè. His stories teach us about ourselves and what we should leave alone.
11″ by 17″ Poster $2.00
18″ by 22″ Poster $6.00
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San Juan School District
Heritage Language Resource Center
28 West 200 North
Phone: 435-678-1230
FAX: 435-678-1283
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