Before you read: Make a prediction for what this chapter will be about: Little Girl, Little Girl! (1)
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1 Make a prediction for what this chapter will be about: Little Girl, Little Girl! (1) 1. What is the setting of the beginning of the story? (p. 7) 2. Describe Harriet s family history. (p. 7) 3. How old is Harriet? What was her daily life like at this age? How is that different from most children at that age? (p. 7-8) 4. Describe the transition for Harriet into becoming a slave. (p. 9-11) 5. Why did Harriet end up in the pig s pen? (p ) 6. Harriet asks Ben about the North Star. Why is that significant? How is this foreshadowing? (p. 16) 1. What is the setting of the beginning of the story? (p. 7) 2. Describe Harriet s family history. (p. 7) 3. How old is Harriet? What was her daily life like at this age? How is that different from most children at that age? (p. 7-8) 4. Describe the transition for Harriet into becoming a slave. (p. 9-11) 5. Why did Harriet end up in the pig s pen? (p ) 6. Harriet asks Ben about the North Star. Why is that significant? How is this foreshadowing? (p. 16)
2 Make a prediction for what this chapter will be about: Peck of Trouble (2) 1. Draw a picture of the cabin Harriet s family lived in. (p ) 2. What was Harriet s punishment for how she had behaved in the dining room? (p ) 1. Draw a picture of the cabin Harriet s family lived in. (p ) 2. What was Harriet s punishment for how she had behaved in the dining room? (p )
3 Make a prediction for what this chapter will be about: School Days (3) 1. On page 25, a woman says, We work from can to can t. What does this mean? 2. How did the slave owners feel about the slaves singing? 3. Why were the songs important to the slaves? 4. Who was Cudjoe and what was his important role for the slaves? 5. Describe what happened with Nat Turner. 6. List some laws that were made / strengthened after the incident with Nat Turner. 7. Make a prediction why is it critical that Harriet s dad taught her how to navigate through the woods? 1. On page 25, a woman says, We work from can to can t. What does this mean? 2. How did the slave owners feel about the slaves singing? 3. Why were the songs important to the slaves? 4. Who was Cudjoe and what was his important role for the slaves? 5. Describe what happened with Nat Turner. 6. List some laws that were made / strengthened after the incident with Nat Turner. 7. Make a prediction why is it critical that Harriet s dad taught her how to navigate through the woods?
4 Make a prediction for what this chapter will be about: The Train Whistle Blows (4) 1. Who was Jim? 2. Explain how the Underground Railroad got its name. 3. How did Harriet help Jim? 1. Who was Jim? 2. Explain how the Underground Railroad got its name. 3. How did Harriet help Jim?
5 Make a prediction for what this chapter will be about: Not Worth a Sixpence (5) 1. Explain the healing process for Harriet. 2. Harriet s owner said he was going to sell her after the incident. How did Harriet avoid that from happening? 3. What does hire her own time mean? 4. Who is John Tubman? How is he different from Harriet? Explain their differences in opinion. 1. Explain the healing process for Harriet. 2. Harriet s owner said he was going to sell her after the incident. How did Harriet avoid that from happening? 3. What does hire her own time mean? 4. Who is John Tubman? How is he different from Harriet? Explain their differences in opinion.
6 Make a prediction for what this chapter will be about: Bound for the Promised Land (6) 1. How did the Quaker help Harriet? 2. What happened when they set out for their escape? What decision did Harriet make after this? 3. How did Harriet say her goodbyes? 1. How did the Quaker help Harriet? 2. What happened when they set out for their escape? What decision did Harriet make after this? 3. How did Harriet say her goodbyes?
7 Make a prediction for what this chapter will be about: Following the Star (7) 1. Nature was Harriet s map to the north. What was her compass when traveling by night? What was her compass when traveling by day? 2. Describe Harriet s journey so far. 3. Why do you think the woman responded to the letter in the way she did? 1. Nature was Harriet s map to the north. What was her compass when traveling by night? What was her compass when traveling by day? 2. Describe Harriet s journey so far. 3. Why do you think the woman responded to the letter in the way she did?
8 Make a prediction for what this chapter will be about: Riding on the Railroad (8) 1. Why had the woman tell Harriet to sweep the house? 2. Describe Harriet s next steps in her journey, including the obstacles. 3. Describe Harriet s emotions at the end of the chapter. 1. Why had the woman tell Harriet to sweep the house? 2. Describe Harriet s next steps in her journey, including the obstacles. 3. Describe Harriet s emotions at the end of the chapter.
9 Make a prediction for what this chapter will be about: In a Strange Land (9) 1. How was becoming free different than Harriet had pictured? 2. What was Harriet s first job as a free person? In what city? 3. What did she buy for Christmas with her earnings? 4. Who was Harriet s first friend of the north? 5. What did they discuss, leading to Harriet s ultimate decision? 1. How was becoming free different than Harriet had pictured? 2. What was Harriet s first job as a free person? In what city? 3. What did she buy for Christmas with her earnings? 4. Who was Harriet s first friend of the north? 5. What did they discuss, leading to Harriet s ultimate decision?
10 Make a prediction for what this chapter will be about: Why Not Every Man? (10) 1. How did Harriet s sister s family escape to the north? 2. What happened during her brother James escape? 3. How did Harriet reach out to her brother William Henry? 4. Describe the Christmas escape. 1. How did Harriet s sister s family escape to the north? 2. What happened during her brother James escape? 3. How did Harriet reach out to her brother William Henry? 4. Describe the Christmas escape.
11 Make a prediction for what this chapter will be about: Ship of Zion (11) 1. What was the significance of the letter talking about the old ships of zion coming? 2. Why was it important that Harriet s dad, Ben, wore a blindfold when she came back for her brothers? 1. What was the significance of the letter talking about the old ships of zion coming? 2. Why was it important that Harriet s dad, Ben, wore a blindfold when she came back for her brothers?
12 Make a prediction for what this chapter will be about: The Old Folks (12) 1. Why was Harriet s dad put in jail? 2. How did Harriet s mother able to inform her husband that Harriet was coming to get him out? 3. Why couldn t Harriet go with her parents on the train? 4. How did Harriet disguise herself to allow her to drive the carriage by day? 1. Why was Harriet s dad put in jail? 2. How did Harriet s mother able to inform her husband that Harriet was coming to get him out? 3. Why couldn t Harriet go with her parents on the train? 4. How did Harriet disguise herself to allow her to drive the carriage by day?
13 Make a prediction for what this chapter will be about: The Lion s Paw (13) 1. The Fugitive Slave Law was passed in How did this impact Harriet and the escaped slaves? 2. What does Harriet mean when she says, I couldn t trust Uncle Sam with my people any longer? 1. The Fugitive Slave Law was passed in How did this impact Harriet and the escaped slaves? 2. What does Harriet mean when she says, I couldn t trust Uncle Sam with my people any longer?
14 Make a prediction for what this chapter will be about: Moses (14) 1. What was Harriet s nickname? Why? 2. What did Harriet use for signals to others? 3. Harriet s last trip was in December How many trips had she made? 1. What was Harriet s nickname? Why? 2. What did Harriet use for signals to others? 3. Harriet s last trip was in December How many trips had she made?
15 Make a prediction for what this chapter will be about: The Most of a Man (15) 1. While the north and south debated the issue of slavery, Harriet spoke up for her people. Contrast how the slaveowners/south reacted compared to the Abolitionists / north reacted. 2. Explain what happened with Charles Nalle. 3. Describe the actions of John Brown. 1. While the north and south debated the issue of slavery, Harriet spoke up for her people. Contrast how the slaveowners/south reacted compared to the Abolitionists / north reacted. 2. Explain what happened with Charles Nalle. 3. Describe the actions of John Brown.
16 Make a prediction for what this chapter will be about: Department of the South (16) 1. Harriet joins the army. What is her special role in Beaufort? 2. Who are the contrabands? 1. Harriet joins the army. What is her special role in Beaufort? 2. Who are the contrabands?
17 Make a prediction for what this chapter will be about: Our Time is Coming (17) 1. How did Harriet win the trust of the people of Beaufort? 2. How did conditions in Beaufort change during this time? 3. What significant act did President Lincoln announce on January 1, 1863? 1. How did Harriet win the trust of the people of Beaufort? 2. How did conditions in Beaufort change during this time? 3. What significant act did President Lincoln announce on January 1, 1863?
18 Make a prediction for what this chapter will be about: Mr. Lincoln s Army (18) 1. What significant role did Harriet have in the war? 1. What significant role did Harriet have in the war?
19 Make a prediction for what this chapter will be about: Victory (19) 1. What was unfair for black soldiers fighting in the war? 2. What happened to Harriet on the train ride home after the war ended? How do you think she felt? Explain. 1. What was unfair for black soldiers fighting in the war? 2. What happened to Harriet on the train ride home after the war ended? How do you think she felt? Explain.
20 Make a prediction for what this chapter will be about: The Years of Peace (20) 1. How was the unfair treatment of the government during the war finally made right for Harriet? 2. What great honor did Harriet receive in the mail? 1. How was the unfair treatment of the government during the war finally made right for Harriet? 2. What great honor did Harriet receive in the mail?
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