May 1 2026 Review Vocab From Marrow Thieves Chapters - The Potential Of Change Page 111-117 & The Other Indians Page 118-129 & The Way It All Changed Page 130-137 & Continued reading/listening to Marrow Thieves - Page 138-146 "The Long Stumble"

Personal Novel Read 20 min 

Review ALL Vocab From Marrow Thieves Chapters - The Potential Of Change Page 111-117 & The Other Indians Page 118-129 & The Way It All Changed Page 130-137


Additional Words

  • Rickety
    Weak, shaky, or poorly built; likely to fall apart.

  • Precambrian
    Referring to the earliest period of Earth’s history, long before dinosaurs; extremely ancient.

“The Other Indians” (p. 116)

Vocabulary to review before reading

  • Blatant
    Very obvious and impossible to ignore.

  • Deranged
    Mentally disturbed or behaving in a wild, irrational way.

  • Tabernacle
    A religious or sacred place; in the novel, it can symbolize religious authority or control.

  • Vigilant
    Watchful and alert, especially for danger.

  • Cerulean
    A deep sky‑blue color.

  • Nokomis (Ojibwe: “grandmother”)
    A respectful term for a grandmother or elderly woman.

  • Venison
    The meat of a deer.

  • Altruistic
    Caring more about others than yourself; selfless.

  • Shirk
    To avoid or neglect a responsibility.

  • Privy
    Having secret or special knowledge about something.

“The Way It Changed” (p. 130)

Vocabulary to review before reading

  • Diminished
    Made smaller, weaker, or less important.

  • Obliged
    Required or forced to do something; feeling duty‑bound.

  • Lulled
    Calmly led into feeling safe or relaxed, sometimes falsely.

  • Complacency
    A feeling of satisfaction that prevents awareness of danger or the need for change.

  • Protruding
    Sticking out or extending forward.

  • Catatonic
    Completely unresponsive or frozen, often due to shock or trauma.

  • Mooring
    Something that anchors or secures; literally a rope for tying a boat, or figuratively a source of stability.

  • Prostrate
    Lying flat on the ground, often from exhaustion, defeat, or pain.


*Group Work Activity - Select 5 of the above words and create 5 new sentences utilizing one of each. Present.

Continued reading/listening to Marrow Thieves - Page 138-146 "The Long Stumble"

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