Brian’s winter

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Brian’s Winter Brian’s Winter By: Gary Paulsen By: Gary Paulsen Presentation by: Chandler Presentation by: Chandler R. R.

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Brian’s WinterBrian’s WinterBy: Gary PaulsenBy: Gary Paulsen

Presentation by: Chandler R.Presentation by: Chandler R.

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ForewordForeword

• This book is about a boy that got stranded in the wilderness of Canada in a plane crash and has to survive through the harsh Winter.

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Beginning of FallBeginning of Fall• As in the first book, Brian did not get

rescued in the Summer or Spring. He sees that it is much colder in the fall.

• Brain learned to make a bow in the first book. He continued to use this skill in this book as he hunts a bird that he calls “fool bird” and other game such as rabbit.

• He notices that his shelter is not very good at keeping hot air in and cold out.

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Middle FallMiddle Fall• As Brian works on his shelter he notices it

was getting cooler. He goes to work on many things, such as…– Making better clothes out of different animal skins.– Creating another bow with stronger arrows and a

tighter string. He calls this his “war bow”.– A lance (spear), just in case it’s needed– Making boots.– Figuring a way to get smoke out of his shelter

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The cold of WinterThe cold of Winter• One day when Brian woke up, he instantly

noticed that it was freezing. He was shivering! He decided that he would make a fire and get cozy. When he poked his head outside, his face felt frozen.

• He looked across the lake and saw that it had frozen. He closed the shelter door but knew he would have to go out soon – he had to pee.

• He quickly hopped out of his shelter and relieved himself. His pee froze immediately! He now hated winter.

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BlizzardBlizzard• After he returned to his shelter, Brian slept until he

was awakened by loud winds.• He looked outside to see that he was in the middle of

a blizzard! Snow blasted his face and the coldness stung at his skin.

• He immediately closed the door and was forced to stay inside for more than a week!

• When the dreaded weather eased up, he goes out to stock up on materials.

• He needed wood and food so he went out for a big hunt with his war bow.

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Food, Food, FoodFood, Food, Food• Brian goes out to hunt for some food.

• He turns a corner and comes face to face with a wolf!

• The wolf glares at him for about a minute and then slowly turns and runs into the forest.

• Brian notices a dead deer. The wolf must have left it when he ran off!

• Brian took the remains back to the shelter and ate on it for about a week.

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RampageRampage• After the yummy deer was gone, Brian felt

that the “war bow” would allow him hunt larger game, like deer.

• With this bow, Brian went looking for deer. Instead of deer, he found a moose.

• He stalked it until he had an open view at the animal’s chest. He hit him in the heart but the shot but didn’t put the huge animal down. The moose rammed him as it turned around to do it again, Brian put his lance in front of him just as all went dark.

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I’m BoredI’m Bored• Brian wakes up to find that he is trapped

beneath a dead moose.

• He wiggled free and caries the moose back to camp.

• He cooked the moose and eats. He then falls off to sleep, awaking to the feeling of warmth. There is a warm front coming through. Finally - a break from the cold.

• Brian just eats and sleeps - he has nothing more to do. One day, as he approaches sleep, he hears a gunshot.

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Brian gets out Brian gets out • Though Brian didn’t feel like finding out

where the shot came from, he couldn’t sleep because of it, so he searched.

• He searched for tracks, and listened for sounds. After a long search, he finally discovered a camp.

• He found Native Americans vacationing in the wilderness. They had a supply plane that came for them every 6 weeks, so Brian stayed with them and waited for the plane. He then said his goodbyes and finally left.

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