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Use these questions or activities to help gauge students’ familiarity with and spark their interest in the context of the work, giving them an entry point into the text itself.
Short Answer
What is stewardship? How does this word relate to the Earth and the environment?
Teaching Suggestion: Caring for the Earth is a major theme in the novel. Students might work briefly with a partner to define and list 2-3 examples of stewardship, then compare responses with at least one other pair before taking part in whole-group discussion. These and similar resources may be helpful in providing additional context.
Short Activity
The author and main characters are members of the Cree culture. Work with a small group to research one of the topics below. Prepare a brief presentation to teach the class.
Organize your main points on a visual aid such as a poster or slideshow.
Teaching Suggestion: Expanding student understanding of this culture may be important before beginning this novel.
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