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Lesson 1 (from Chapter 1 | Chapter 2-3)

Objective

The murders in Golden Gate Park are perpetrated by an animal as well as at least two people. The tiger is a rare creature to be in San Francisco and therefore should be easy for the police to trace. Examine the habitat and symbolism of the tiger.

Lesson

The murders in Golden Gate Park are perpetrated by an animal as well as at least two people. The tiger is a rare creature to be in San Francisco and therefore should be easy for the police to trace. Examine the habitat and symbolism of the tiger.

Class discussion: What do you think the tiger means in the way of symbolism in the book? Is the tiger wild or domesticated? Where did it come from?

Class activity: Research the native habitat of the tiger, particularly the white tiger. How might it have come to be in San Francisco...

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