Walk Two Moons Review

"This ain't our ____ , but it'll do."

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CCSS.RL.2.6

CCSS.RL.8.3

Explain Sal and Gramps’ “moccasin game.”

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Who is Mike?

• Mr. Birkway

• Ben's friend

• A police officer

• The lunatic

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Why does Gramps encourage Sal to drive to Coeur D’Alene?  Why does Sal have to do it?

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What do you think Sal hoped to find in the bus?

• A map that shows the way to Lewiston

• Something that belonged to her mother

• A letter left behind from the incident

• A first aid kit to heal her wounds from climbing down the mountainside

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The morning after my father learned that my mother was not coming back, he left for Lewiston, Idaho. Gram and Gramps came to stay with me. I had pleaded to go along, but my father said he didn't think I should have to go through that. (16.11)

Do you think it was right for Sal's father to not let her come with him to Lewiston? Put yourself in Dad Hiddle's shoes. Why do you think he made that decision?

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Who left the messages on the Winterbottoms’ porch? Why?

• The Lunatic because they wanted to get in contact with Phoebe

• Sal's dad, John Hiddle, because he wanted to teach the girls a lesson

• Mrs. Partridge because she thought the messages were fun and interesting

• Mrs. Cadaver because she wanted to befriend the girls

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CCSS.RI.2.1

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CCSS.RL.1.1

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Explain how Mrs. Cadaver’s story is connected to Sal’s mother.

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What did Gramps name his beagle?

• Gooseberry

• Gloria

• Huzza Huzza

• Sugar

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CCSS.RL.2.6

CCSS.RL.8.3

The longer I stared up at the leaves, the more it seemed that it was the tree itself that was singing. Every time I passed that tree, I listened. Sometimes it sang, sometimes it did not, but from then on I always called it the singing tree. (16.10)

It's almost as though this tree has a life of its own. It's a magical tree! Sal seems to be very connected to this tree and to the songs it sings. Is it a source of comfort? Of joy? Is it just a matter of curiosity?

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CCSS.RL.2.6

CCSS.RL.8.3