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The Indian and the Cupboard by Lynne Reid Banks

Lesson and Activities

When Omri's big brother has no birthday present for him, he

gives Omri an old wooden medicine cabinet he's found. The

cabinet doesn't seem like much of a present to nine-year-old

Omri, until he deposits inside it another present he receives for

his birthday: a miniature plastic Indian. His mother comes up with

a key for the cabinet, and the real magic begins. When Omri

turns the key once, the Indian, named Little Bear, comes alive;

but turn the key a second time and it's an ordinary plastic Indian

again.

Key Ideas and Details

x CCSS.ELA-Literacy.RL.5.1 Quote accurately from a text when explaining what the text says explicitly

and when drawing inferences from the text.

x CCSS.ELA-Literacy.RL.5.2 Determine a theme of a story, drama, or poem from details in the text,

including how characters in a story or drama respond to challenges or how the speaker in a poem

reflects upon a topic; summarize the text.

x CCSS.ELA-Literacy.RL.5.3 Compare and contrast two or more characters, settings, or events in a

story or drama, drawing on specific details in the text (e.g., how characters interact).

Craft and Structure

x CCSS.ELA-Literacy.RL.5.4 Determine the meaning of words and phrases as they are used in a text,

including figurative language such as metaphors and similes.

x CCSS.ELA-Literacy.RL.5.5 Explain how a series of chapters, scenes, or stanzas fits together to

provide the overall structure of a particular story, drama, or poem.

x CCSS.ELA-Literacy.RL.5.6 Describe how a narrator’s or speaker’s point of view influences how

events are described.

Lisa Sansbury

Text

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Discussion Questions:

Chapter 1: The Indian in the Cupboard

1. Describe how Omri came to have an Indian in a cupboard?

2. What woke Omri before it was time to get up?

3. How did Little Bear behave? How did Omri respond?

Chapter 2: The Door Is Shut

1. What did Omri find when he checked on Little Bear after school?

2. What happened after Omri went to bed, sick with sadness?

3. What basic needs did Omri provide Little Bear?

Chapter 3 Thirty Scalps

1. Did Little Bear turn to plastic today?

2. Describe the adventures with the horse?

3. What kind of feeling is developing between Omri and Little Bear?

Chapter 4 The Great Outdoors

1. How did Little Bear get hurt?

2. How did Omri help him?

3. What do you think Omri will do with the new man?

Chapter 5 Tommy

1. How does Omri explain the soldier’s presence?

2. What happens to Little Bear in this chapter?

3. How do they get an axe?

Chapter 6 The Chief is Dead, Long Live the Chief.

1. How did Omri get the chief?

2. What happened to the chief when he was put into the cupboard?

3. How did Omri’s father feel about Omri’s project?


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Chapter 7 Uninvited Brothers

1. How did Patrick react to Little Bear?

2. How does Omri’s family react to the secrets?

3. What does Omri do for Little Bear?

Chapter 8 Cowboy

1. What did Patrick do, that Omri did not want him to do?

2. What did Little Bear ask Omri for?

3. How is Patrick treating Omri now?

Chapter 9 Shooting Match

1. Describe how Omri feels about Little Bear and Boone.

2. What happens between Boone and Little Bear?

3. What does Omri promise if Indian doesn’t kill the cowboy?

Chapter 10 Breakfast Truce

1. What did Omri make the 2 little men do?

2. What was the rule they must follow to eat?

3. What happened when the men were done eating?

Chapter 11 School

1. How did Patrick and Omri behave at school?

2. How did Little Bear behave? Boone?

3. What solution did Little Bear come up with to end his boredom?

Chapter 12 Trouble with Authority

1. What happened in the lunchroom?

2. Why was Patrick late?

3. What happened in the headmaster’s office?


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Chapter 13 Art and Accusation

1. How did Omri get some fun out of bringing the men to school?

2. What happened in Mr. Yapp’s shop?

3. How did Patrick behave toward Omri? How did Omri react?

Chapter 14 The Missing Key

1. What problem did Omri and Patrick encounter when they got home?

2. What did Little Bear do and why?

3. How did Little Bear respond to the consequences of his actions?

Chapter 15 Underfloor Adventure

1. Where did the boys find the key?

2. What danger awaited Little Bear?

3. How did Little Bear react when Boone woke up?

Chapter 16 Brothers

1. What ceremony did Little Bear and Boone perform?

2. What did Omri and Patrick do with the men and the woman?

3. What did Omri do with the special key?

Answers

Chapter 1 The Indian in the Cupboard

1. Omri receives a gift from his friend, a gift from his brother (respectively)

2. Omri hears a scratching and tiny noises from his cupboard

3. Little Bear is brave, strong, and in charge. Omri is respectful, amazed, impresses, and curious.

Chapter 2 The Door Is Shut

1. Little Bear was stiff, he was now an "it," not a "he"

2. Omri hears a noise, the Indian was alive

3. Omri makes sure that the Indian has food and shelter


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Chapter 3 Thirty Scalps

1. No, he stayed alive.

2. The horse chosen, put in cupboard, tamed by Little Bear, and ridden!!

3. Omri and Little Bear are developing feelings of respect and trust

Chapter 4 The Great Outdoors

1. He got scared, jumped, shook box with the horse and Little Bear, then the horse kicked Little

Bear.

2. Omri gets antiseptic water, wash cloth, and brings a guy with Red Cross badge to life to help

Little Bear.

3. Answers may vary

Chapter 5 Tommy

1. Omri told the soldier that he was having a dream

2. Little Bear gets fixed up by soldier, gets dirt and longhouse materials.

3. Omri brought a knight back to life, grabbed the axe, and then turned him back to plastic.

Chapter 6 The Chief is Dead, Long Live the Chief.

1. Omri snuck away at lunch to the toy store. Patrick refused to go!!

2. The chief was alive, but died when he saw Omri.

3. He was upset that his seeds and things were gone, but respected a boy’s privacy, so he

accepted a replacement.

Chapter 7 Uninvited Brothers

1. Patrick reacts with amazement and wonder.

2. His parents are highly suspicious.

3. Omri give the Indian meat and fire.

Chapter 8 Cowboy

1. Patrick turned a cowboy to life.

2. Omri gets a wife for Little Bear.

3. He is blackmailing him


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Chapter 9 Shooting Match

1. Omri feels responsible, as if they are real, not toys

2. Boone and Little Bear fight!!

3. Omri promises that Little Bear will get a wife

Chapter 10 Breakfast Truce

1. Omri made them eggs and beans with bread.

2. They eat together or they don’t eat.

3. They were allowed to fight – it was a 2 man war that ended with a truce.

Chapter 11 School

1. They behaved like good friends, keeping a secret together

2. Little Bear stabbed Omri when bored, wanted out. Boone slept and cried.

3. He decided to be with Boone

Chapter 12 Trouble with Authority

1. Patrick got in a fight and almost squished the men.

2. He was busy feeding the little people in the music room.

3. He showed the headmaster Little Bear and Boone.

Chapter 13 Art and Accusation

1. Boone drew a TINY picture and blew away the art teacher.

2. Yapp accused Omri of stealing

3. Patrick vouched for Omri, Omri invited him to stay the night.

Chapter 14 The Missing Key

1. They discovered a missing cupboard and a missing key.

2. He shot and arrow into Boones chest because Boone made fun of Indians in a movie.

3. He felt remorseful and ran off alone.

Chapter 15 Underfloor Adventure

1. They found the key under the floor.


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2. Omri’s brother’s rat got loose.

3. He was grateful, then angry, then crafty, he would care for Boone if given a wife.

Chapter 16 Brothers

1. They performed a blood brother ceremony.

2. They turned them back to plastic.

3. He asked his mom to keep it safe.

Writing Prompts

x If you had a magical cupboard that could bring anything to life, what object or toy would you

choose?

x Write a story about Little Bear and Boone, back in their own time.

x Write a story about what will happen with Little Bear at school.

x Should Omri tell someone about Little Bear? Why or why not?

x Your assignment is to write a persuasive letter to Omri that will convince him to tell or not

tell about Little Bear.

x Write a letter from Little Bear to Omri. What would he say?

x Write a story about where the soldier has come from and what he is like.

x Write an alternate ending for the story.

x Compare and contrast the characters Little Bear and Boone or Omri and Patrick.

Activity Ideas

x Learn More About the Iroquois

Little Bear was an Iroquois Indian, the son of a chief. He told Omri that he lived in a longhouse, not a

teepee, and that his tribe fought on the side of the English against the French. Learn more about the

Iroquois. Where did they live? Describe their lifestyle and customs. Who were their enemies? Why

were they called “The Five Nations”?

You may choose to have this research done in small groups and have expectations and objectives such as:

1. Written report with references cited

2. Oral presentation using note cards with facts

©2006 New Learning Publishing 7 Novel Ideas: Stuart Little

Chapter One – “In The Drain”

Vocabulary

Word Page # Meaning/DefinitionSharpSolemnlyStreamedTrifle

1. How would you feel if your mom came home from the hospital withyour new baby brother and it was a mouse?___________________________________________________________

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2. What was it about Stuart that worried Mrs. Little enough to call thedoctor?___________________________________________________________

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3. What was the doctor’s diagnosis and recommended treatment forStuart?___________________________________________________________

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4. What crisis occurred in the Little home that only Stuart could solveand how did he solve it?___________________________________________________________

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Chapter Three – “Washing Up” and Chapter Four – “ Exercise”

Vocabulary

Word Page # Meaning/DefinitionAbdominalWrapperDrawnSill

1. What did Stuart have to do to turn on the light and to get up to thewashbasin?___________________________________________________________

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2. How did Stuart turn on the water and what did the noise cause?___________________________________________________________

__________________________________________________________

3. Why was Snowbell showing her teeth to Stuart?___________________________________________________________

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4. What happened when Stuart tried to prove how strong he was toSnowbell?___________________________________________________________

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5. Why do you think Snowbell put Stuart’s hat and cane by the mousehole?___________________________________________________________

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Chapter Five – “Rescued”

Vocabulary

Word Page # Meaning/DefinitionVigorousWedgedDisgustExasperated

1. What were some things that George was doing to annoy Mr. Little?___________________________________________________________

___________________________________________________________

2. Why was George trying to do the things from question #1?___________________________________________________________

___________________________________________________________

3. Why were the Littles worried about Stuart being in the walls?___________________________________________________________

___________________________________________________________

4. What last annoying thing did George do to find Stuart?__________________________________________________________

__________________________________________________________

5. Reread Stuart’s last statement. Why do you think he said that?__________________________________________________________

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6. Have you ever had a time when you were trying to be helpful butannoyed the people around you? What happened?__________________________________________________________

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Chapter Seven – “The Sailboat Race”

Vocabulary

Word Page # Meaning/DefinitionSmartlyRiggingBlottingLoomingTrembleYawing

1. What did LeRoy offer Stuart to sail his boat for him?___________________________________________________________

___________________________________________________________

2. Why did the policeman fall into the water?___________________________________________________________

3. What happened to cause Stuart to be washed overboard? How did thecrowd react when he got back onboard?___________________________________________________________

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4. What did Stuart mean on page 41 when he said, “Dirty weatherahead…”?___________________________________________________________

___________________________________________________________

5. What did Stuart have to do when the boat got stuck by the paper bag?___________________________________________________________

___________________________________________________________

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6. After he won and went home, why do you think he didn’t tell Georgewhat he had done in Central Park?___________________________________________________________

___________________________________________________________

7. Put these events from chapter seven into the correct sequence. Usenumbers and a pencil.

Stuart drives the Wasp into a floating paper bag.The policeman falls into the pond.The Lillian B. Womrath gets stuck in the Wasp’s rigging.Stuart is going to race the Wasp against the Lillian B. Womrath.Stuart wins the race.A large crowd gathers to watch the race.A storm washes Stuart overboard.

In paragraph form, rewrite the order of events from chapter seven. Be sureto use the starter words used in the table on the sequence lesson page.

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Chapter Nine – “A Narrow Escape”

Vocabulary

Word Page # Meaning/DefinitionIrish TerrierShinnyHoistedAnxiousScowGingerly

1. What was Stuart doing when he ended up in a garbage can?___________________________________________________________

___________________________________________________________

2. What were the foods that got on him to make him smell so bad?___________________________________________________________

___________________________________________________________

3. Who came to save Stuart and how was he rescued?___________________________________________________________

___________________________________________________________

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4. What did Stuart have to drop in order to make himself lighter forMargalo?___________________________________________________________

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5. How did Mrs. Little thank Margalo for saving Stuart’s life?___________________________________________________________

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Chapter Eleven – “The Automobile”

Vocabulary

Word Page # Meaning/DefinitionPariahBureauDecayedPincersPounced

1. Did you honestly think that Snowbell was going to tell the truth?Why?___________________________________________________________

___________________________________________________________

2. Why do you think Stuart is running away to find Margalo rather thanasking the Littles to help him find her?___________________________________________________________

___________________________________________________________

3. What direction did Dr. Carey tell Stuart to go?___________________________________________________________

4. Where was the first place Mr. Clydesdale told Stuart to look? Why doyou think this place is a good place to look for birds?___________________________________________________________

___________________________________________________________

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5. What happened to the invisible car that Dr. Carey was going to letStuart borrow?___________________________________________________________

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Chapter Thirteen – “Ames’ Crossing”

Vocabulary

Word Page # Meaning/DefinitionRuinousRemarkableProminentConfidentialBlunt

1. Would Stuart like to live in Ames’ Crossing? How can you tell?___________________________________________________________

___________________________________________________________

2. What is Stuart going to do to impress Harriet Ames? Do you think itwill work? Why or why not?___________________________________________________________

___________________________________________________________

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3. Why do you think Stuart began to tremble when he first saw Harriet?___________________________________________________________

___________________________________________________________

4. Why didn’t Stuart say in the letter that he was looking for Margalorather than say he was on confidential business?___________________________________________________________

___________________________________________________________

5. Do you think Harriet will meet Stuart by the river?___________________________________________________________

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Chapter Fifteen – “Heading North”

Vocabulary

Word Page # Meaning/DefinitionRefreshedForkedDisappointedUndisturbed

1. Why do think Stuart decided not to contact Harriet Ames?___________________________________________________________

___________________________________________________________

2. Who was the man sitting on the ditch?___________________________________________________________

___________________________________________________________

3. Will Stuart ever find Margalo? If yes, then explain why you think so.If no, explain what Stuart should do instead and why.___________________________________________________________

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Compare and Contrast: Movie VS. Book

BEFORE watching the movie, answer the questions below.

1.  What do you think will be your favorite part of the movie? Why?

_________________________________________________________________________

_________________________________________________________________________

2.  Think about one of the main characters. How do you think this character will

be depicted in the movie? What will the character look like/act like?

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3.  A book can usually be much more detailed than a movie. What parts of the

book do you think should be cut out?

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4.  Which do you think you will enjoy more � the book or the movie? Why?

_________________________________________________________________________

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5.  What was your favorite scene in the book? Would you be upset if this scene

was changed in the movie? Why or why not?

_________________________________________________________________________

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6.  What should be included in the movie to make it better than the book?

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� 2016 Kalena Baker: Teaching Made Practical. All rights reserved.

Compare and Contrast: Movie VS. Book

AFTER watching the movie, answer the questions below.

1.  Which did you enjoy more, the book or the movie? Why?

_________________________________________________________________________

_________________________________________________________________________

2.  Did the main characters look and act like you expected? Why or why not?

_________________________________________________________________________

_________________________________________________________________________

3.  Describe one scene from the book that the movie left out. Was this a good

or bad change, and why?

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4.  Describe one scene from the movie that wasn’t in the book. Was this a good

or bad change, and why?

_________________________________________________________________________

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5.  What are some other differences between the book and the movie?

_________________________________________________________________________

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6.  Whose point of view do you agree with more � the author of the book or the

director of the movie? Why?

_________________________________________________________________________

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