Homework: None Do Now: 1. Check your assigned questions with your teammates

2. Be ready to share Chapter 11

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1. What will happen if water is not found in the land between the tree? If there is no water, Nya will have to keep collecting it.

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2. After Uncle is killed, how does Salva’s attitude change? Find a quote from the book to support your answer.

After Uncle dies, Salva perseveres and is determined to continue the journey.

3. List positive and negative aspects of the . Find quotes to show how Salva feels when he quit walking. Positives: -Safe from war -Family might be there? -Shelter, food and water

-Overcrowded Negatives: -Starvation -Diseases spreads

4. What does the orange scarf mean to Salva? The orange scarf reminds Salva of his mom since she used to wear one. Refugee Camp Chapter 12 2008

5. What is the red, iron giraffe? The red iron giraffe is a drill. Nya calls it a giraffe because it's large and she's never seen a drill.

6. What part do the villagers play in the progress?

The villagers collect large rocks and crush them into gravel. The gravel will allow them to drill deeper. Iron Giraffe 1985

7. How does it feel to Salva to be without a family? What has he lost? Salva felt hopeless at first but then he feels stronger because he wants to prove that he is not a burden and can survive..

8. Salva has a flashback to memories of his old village and going to school. Describe the flashback. Why does Salva keep having flashbacks and memories from his past? Salva has flashbacks because he misses his family and his home.

He is trying to remember happy times to stay motivated. He remembers his family at the age he last saw them. 1991

9. How have things changed in the camp in six years? Why is it closing? The Ethiopian government is collapsing and closed the refugee camp. Salva is now seventeen years old. Chapter 13 2008

10. What things make drilling so difficult? What keeps people going in times of diversity? Drilling is difficult because it requires water and the water bag kept leaking. 1991-1992

11. What is the government trying to do by driving people into the water? The Ethiopian government is trying to send refugees back to across the Gilo River.

12. Why are the soldiers shooting? Find text details to list obstacles to survival for these people.

The Ethiopian soldiers were shooting to motivate refugees to leave faster. 1991 13. Does Salva have a duty to the others, especially the boy clinging to him? Why was Salva one of the lucky ones and not one of the thousands who died?

Salva is lucky to survive because thousands of people died in the river from: getting shot, drowning or crocodile attacks.

14. What do the boys hope to find in ? The boys hope to find another refugee camp in Kenya. It took the boys a year and a half of walking to get there.

The Lost Boys of Sudan Page 44 Left Right The Lost Boys of Sudan 1985- 1987: violence forced approximately 20,000 young boys, many just six or seven years old, from their homes and families in southern Sudan. They marched over a thousand miles into Ethiopia and Kenya, many of them dying along the way. The survivors have come to be known as the Lost Boys of Sudan.

https://pier.macmillan.yale.edu/sites/default/files/files/Global%20Youth%20in%20the%20Digital%20Age/Religious%20and%20Ethnic%20Conflict%20in%20Sudan.pdf 1985-1987

Young boys from southern Sudan "The Lost Boys of Sudan"

20,000 kids

The violence of the Second Sudanese Civil War

North (Muslims) vs. South (Christians) *Both sides forced boys to fight God Grew Tired of Us

1. Fled civil war in southern Sudan Part I

2. Spent a decade growing up in a Kenyan refugee camp () Part II

3. Eventually resettled in the . Part III Directions:

1. Fill in boxes as you watch Tomorrow's Plan... 1. God Grew Tired of Us 2. Right Side pg. 44 Sudan Collection:

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