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The Birchbark House by Louise Erdrich
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The Birchbark House, by Louise Erdrich, describes a year in the life of Omakayas, a Ojibwa girl living on Moningwanaykaning, an island in Lake Superior. Engage students with premade activities and lesson plan ideas with Storyboard That!
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The Birchbark House Summary - Text Evidence
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- Death and sickness affect people differently.
- Things are not always what they seem.
- "It was difficult for Omakayas to understand all that had happened. Why Neewo was gone, though at night she imagined that she heard his cries."
- "What other story do you know about me?"
- Family and tradition are important.
- What lessons about life did Omakayas learn?
- Laughter and happiness helps cure sadness and loss.
- "Although the family did not return with as much rice as they needed, Omakayas and Two Strike Girl became such good friends that, ever after, they called each other sister."
- "Ever after that terrible winter, as though he understood from then on how important it was to be funny, Pinch gave laughter to them all."
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