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Discovering Stories with Tim Tingle: A Visit to Central Oak Elementary

On November 12, 2013, Tim Tingle, a celebrated Choctaw storyteller and author, visited Central Oak Elementary School. Tim, whose great-great-grandfather walked the Trail of Tears, has captivated audiences with his tales across over 40 states and several European countries. An organic farmer and single parent, he brings a rich tapestry of experiences to his storytelling. Students learned about engaging with an author, preparing questions, and enjoying literature. Tim has published numerous books for both children and adults, making literature accessible and exciting for readers of all ages.

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Discovering Stories with Tim Tingle: A Visit to Central Oak Elementary

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  1. Author, Tim tingle A visit to Central Oak Elementary School November 12, 2013

  2. Tim Tingle Choctaw Indian Great-great grandfather walked the Trail of Tears He has collected Hispanic ghost stories and speaks Spanish He is an internationally known storyteller, telling stories in over 40 states and some European countries.

  3. More about Tim Tingle • He is a former dancer, basketball player, milk truck driver, carpenter and coffee machine repairman. • He is an organic farmer and single parent. • He didn’t publish his first book until he was 50 years old!

  4. Tim Tingle, the Author He has written several books for children and adults. Here are three for younger readers.

  5. And here are some for older readers:

  6. Reminders for an author visit: • Read or listen to at least one of their books • Think of questions to ask him ahead of time • Be a thoughtful, good listener when he is speaking • Participate when asked • Follow library procedures and directions of your teachers • Bring money if you want to buy a book

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