Michigan storyteller, Lois Sprengnether Keel, (LoiS) has a wide variety of storytelling programs or can create one just for you.   She tells stories from the Great Lakes or your choice of country or continent (for example Australia or Africa), spooky stories, re-enacts a woman who experienced the Underground Railroad and the Civil War homefront, Native American tales (especially Anishinabe - also called Chippewa or Ojibwe), tall tales, specific characters or animals (such as Paul Bunyan, the Hodja, Rabbit, Turtle & others).  A program of LoiS storytelling may also be enriched by the use of puppets, music, dance, or American Sign Language.   LoiS's wide variety of programs reach  around the world & back in time.

	A certified Word Weaving instructor, LoiS loves to spread the joy of storytelling & its many uses. She has been storytelling since 1970.
	Some of the workshops that LoiS has already offered include: the Basics of Storytelling; Storytelling Thematically for Teachers; Storytelling with Puppets; Interactive Storytelling; Resources for Storytelling; & Story Starters for Your OWN Stories.
	LoiS is comfortable with groups of all ages and sizes after more than 35 years as both a librarian & storyteller.

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Find LoiS in the MI Arts & Humanities Directory at

Michigan Humanities Touring Directory 2006-2009

                A brief kaleidoscope of LoiS telling several stories can also be found there.

You may PHONE LoiS at 248-625-5848 or

LoiS-sez@LoiS-sez.com

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