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American Indian Magnet School students connected with the American Indian Family Center at the Belwin Conservancy. Students listened to story telling about pipestone in the tipi around the fire, learned about sweat lodge ceremonies in the sweat lodge and observed the prepping of an animal hide to be used for a drum.