Objects & Places from Black Boy Joy

Kwame Mbalia
This set of Lesson Plans consists of approximately 136 pages of tests, essay questions, lessons, and other teaching materials.

Objects & Places from Black Boy Joy

Kwame Mbalia
This set of Lesson Plans consists of approximately 136 pages of tests, essay questions, lessons, and other teaching materials.
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Bubbles

In “The Griot of Grover Street,” these are used to catch joy. They symbolize the fragility of joy.

The Between

In “The Griot of Grover Street,” this is a place between planets and stars that allow Mr. G and Fort to travel between worlds. It symbolizes how everyone is connected.

Granddad’s House

In “The McCoy Game,” this is something that Jamal and Dre have to compete for. It symbolizes keeping memories of the people you love.

Peach Cobbler

In “The Legendary Lawrence Cobbler,” this is a recipe that G’Ma teaches Jevon how to make for a baking contest, but Jevon changes the recipe accidentally. It symbolizes change and progression.

Dodo

In “Extinct,” this is an extinct creature Dylan sees at the Natural Museum of History. It symbolizes how Dylan perceives his mother’s death.

The Stonehound

This is a spaceship in “Five Thousand Light-Years to...

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