Objects & Places from Shell Shaker

LeAnne Howe
This set of Lesson Plans consists of approximately 131 pages of tests, essay questions, lessons, and other teaching materials.

Objects & Places from Shell Shaker

LeAnne Howe
This set of Lesson Plans consists of approximately 131 pages of tests, essay questions, lessons, and other teaching materials.
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Turtle Shells

Grandmother of Birds ties these on her ankles and dances in them until she bleeds as she tries to convince the gods to save her husband and bring peace. They symbolize sacrifice.

White Dress

This is what Shakbatina wears when she is executed. It symbolizes peace.

Red Paint

This is what Shakbatina wears on her face when she is executed. It symbolizes war.

Birds

These are what Shakbatina’s Grandmother and her sisters turn into so they can go to a new land and start a new society. They symbolize change and transformation.

Red Dress

This is what McAlester gives to Auda and wants her to wear. It symbolizes power.

Porcupine Sash

This is like a belt that is passed down from Shakbatina to Auda. It symbolizes family and tradition.

$10 Million

This is what McAlester embezzles from the casino and the Mafia. It symbolizes greed and...

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