Reading Post: Sioux, Part A

The Boy and the Turtles
By: Marie McLaughlin

  • introduces character 
  • introduces characters premise for story
  • introduces problem for character
  • describes setting of the hunt
  • description of his actions
  • problem occurs
  • new characters are introduced
  • description of actions with his scared emotions
  • description of the boys exhaustion
  • grandma is introduced
  • the boy explains his actions and story
  • ended with name of the lake

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