About Image Teacher Guide Ethnic Legends By Nupy Flores, Robin Flores Meet the Authors "How do legends impact American culture in relationships to various ethnic groups in today's society?"  Overview  Understandings and Standards  Activities  Resources  Student Guide Powered By 3527 Mt. Diablo Blvd. #268 Lafayette, CA 94549 510.635.8033 Fax 866.383.4570 info@my-ecoach.com Contact Us Overview Grade Levels: 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 Curriculum Areas: Focus: History/Social Science Secondary: English/Language Arts, Reading, Geography Topic: Ethnic Legends Themes: Cultural Customs, Folk Tales, Legends, Myths Duration: 2 or 3 weeks Summary Have you ever heard of LA LLORONA (The Crying Lady)? What about how the First Fire was made? Or, what is at the Rainbow's End? All of the answers to these questions can be found in the study of ethnic legends and cultures. Rationale From our experience, students tend to stereotype people based on their culture, traditions, and beliefs. Students will become more aware of the importance of living in a diverse world. They will learn that all cultures and people have contributed to American society, which has aided in the impact of US history.