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By Larry Loyie
Mini Novel Study for Reading Comprehension
Listen to the story,
or reading it on your
own (a file is in the
Google Classroom).
Part 1: If you were Lawrence, what type of adventure would you get into
for a day? (8-10 sentence paragraph) - 4 mks
Question #2: Chapter 3 Activity
Part 1: Go online and research a plant or herb that was used for healing in the Cree
culture. Copy and paste a picture of it and explain how it was used to aid in medicinal
practices. Use the following websites to guide your research.
Heather, C. (2010). Calamus Root Used For Indigestion, Bronchitis, Endurance, Colic, Gas and More.
http://ezinearticles.com/
Calamus-Root-Used-ForIndigestion,-Bronchitis,-Endurance,-Colic,-Gas-andMore&id=4016879 • Soriano, R.
Medicinal Uses of Red Willow Bark. http://www.ehow.com/list_7397961_medicinal-usesred-willow-bark.html
Pick a character from the book and write 4 similarities you share with him or her. On the right side of the chart write 4
differences between you and them. (E.g. Kokum helped prepare for winter by making winter clothes from the hides. I have
helped my mother prepare for winter by knitting toques for my family).
Character:
Similarities Differences
Question #4: Vocabulary
What are 2 English words in the story that you did not
know the definitions of?
★ Use a dictionary to find the definitions
★ Define the word and then write an original
sentence with the word in it.
○ Reading your sentence, the meaning of the
word should be understood.
English Word 1: 2 mks
Definition:
Original Sentence:
English Word 2: 2 mks
Definition:
Original Sentence:
Question #5: Vocabulary
Definition:
Insert Picture:
Cree Word 2: 2 mks
Definition:
Insert Picture:
Cree Word 3: 2 mks
Definition:
Insert Picture:
Question #6: Character Web - 8 mks Character Traits to consider:
Physical, Emotional and Personality Character Traits,
Values, Morals, Beliefs Character Traits
Lawrence
Question #7: Final Assignment
Create 2 Collages
On one slide use words, pictures, drawings, or poems to represent
how you think Lawrence (and other FNMI) felt at home with his
community and family.