◼︎ Chapter 8 / pages 74 - 81
◼︎ Chapter 9 / pages 82 - 88
A terrible smell and the sound of slithering alerts Brian to an animal in his shelter.
Describe how Brian learns what the animal was. (pp. 74 - 76)
What does Brian learn is the most important survival rule? (p. 77)
Brian dreamed about his father.
What happened in the dream? (pp. 78-79)
Brian thinks he knows how he might make fire.
How? (p. 80)
To make fire, tinder and kindling are useful. What is tinder?
Note: you will need to Google “tinder definition.”
What is kindling?
Look it up if you need to.
Google “birch tree,” then look at the images of birch trees.
Describe a birch tree.
What does Brian need to do to get the kind of tinder and kindling he needs?
Hint: How does Brian make his “spark nest”? (p. 84)
Brian realizes he needs more than fuel to make a fire. (pp. 85-86)
What else does he need?
Brian thinks he has a “new friend.” (p. 87)
Why does Brian think this?
NOTE: In the 4th quarter, the ABCD answers are now 10 points (instead of 3)
ABCD (Above & Beyond the Call of Duty) — the only way to get to 50/50 (A+); you may also need the points if you’ve dropped points for questions 1-10.
If you’ve visited the Polynesian Cultural Center, you may have seen someone make fire.
The Samoan (and Hawaiian) was is different from the way Brian made fire.
Watch the short video below.
Then describle the Samoan/Hawaiian method of making fire.
If you remember How Maui Learned to Make Fire from 2G, you’ll recognize the method.