The Legend of Bluebonnet

What did She-Who-Is-Alone sacrifice for her people?

• a special blanket

• her favorite shoes

• her warrior doll

• a tipi

Why does She-Who-Is-Alone treasure her warrior doll?

• her parents made the doll

• she made the doll with her friends

• she got it on sale

• she couldn't sleep without it.

What happens every spring?

• The Great Spirits give all the kids a new doll

• Food comes from the sky

• Snow falls from the skies.

• The Great Spirits fill the land with blue flowers.

Why did the People give She-Who-Is-Alone her name?

• her family died

• she was mean and had no friends

• she was sick

• she liked being alone

What happens after She-Who-Is-Alone burns her doll?

• The People get angry with her

• Blue flowers cover the ground and it rains.

• no rain comes and no flowers.

• the people have to move to another village.

Where does the story take place?

• the jungle

• the desert in what is now Texas

• the park

• the house of She Who is Lonely

Why are the people suffering?

• They do not have blankets

• they do not have water or rain

• someone hurt their feelings

• they have no friends

What do the People think the blue flowers mean?

• the Great Spirits forgive them.

• Their favorite color is blue.

• They will return the doll back.

• The Great Spirits are mad.

How do the People thank She-WhoIs-Alone for her sacrifice?

• They buy her a new doll.

• They give her a new name.

• They make her dance on the flowers.

• They give her a blanket.

This book is a Comanche legend about a flower called the bluebonnet. What does the Bluebonnet represent today?

• The bluebonnet represents the state of Texas and is the state flower.

• The bluebonnet represents the courage all little girls should have?

• The bluebonnet represents all children who have lost their parents.

• none of the above.