Reading: Treasure

How does Charlotte Blake Alston share folk tales from West Africa?

How do the brothers help their father come back to life?

How does the mother describe the little boy's wish for a treasure?

How does Charlotte Blake Alston share folk tales from West Africa?

How does the father react when his family members claim the carving?

How do the brothers feel when they realize they forgot about their father?

How does the mother feel when she sees the father return?

What does the father carve in the story?

What does the mother say when the baby asks for their treasure?

What does the little boy refuse to look at when his family offers it to him?

How does the hunter describe his sons?

What is the term for storytellers in West Africa?

What does the mother say about the little one's changing wishes?

What does the mother suggest the sons do when they remember their father?

How does the father show his feelings toward his sons?

What is the role of a griot in West Africa?

How do the brothers help their father come back to life?

Who does the father say the carving is for?

What does the first brother say he did to help revive the father?

What do the brothers find first when they go into the forest?

What does the father carve to show his gratitude?

What do the words and actions of characters in a folk tale show?

How does the little boy react when he is lifted onto his father's knee?

What does the father's carving show?

What do the brothers find in the forest while looking for their father?

What is a folk tale?

What does the father say about being remembered?

What is the lesson of the folk tale?

What is the main feature of a folk tale?

Why does the hunter call his sons treasures?