Characters
What is the main character's name?
Justice
What did Justice write in her class on the day of a special celebration?
Bonus(100):Who was the celebration about?
Justice wrote a poem
The celebration was about Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
What did Justice's grandma tell her about her age?
"Your age doesn't show what you are capable of, so don't let someone tell you that you're too young to make a difference."
Why was Justice crying in the story?
Name one of the books we read in 2023.
Answers may vary
What is the grandma's name?
Bonus(50): How is her name spelled?
She wasn't given a name
We don't know since she wasn't given a name
Where do the characters in the story live?
St. Paul
Ida B. Wells
Justice asked her grandma if she traveled. Did her grandma ever travel?
Bonus(100): How did her grandma travel?
No
She traveled all over the world through books
What craft did we do yesterday?
Bonus(100): What was the importance of the craft?
We did a craft where we colored a globe and we cut out our handprint.
The craft was important because it showed us how we can make a difference in the world.
How old is Justice?
Bonus(100): How old is her grandma?
8 years old
The story didn't say
Where was Justice's favorite place to visit?
Grandma's house
Justice's grandma told her that "Words are blank?"
Bonus(200): Grandma told Justice that words can be used to do 2 things. What are they?
"WORDS ARE POWERFUL"
Words can do good or harm.
What did Justice decide she wanted to be in order to make a difference in the world?
A lawyer who helps those in need
Grandma taught Justice a song. What was the name of the song?
Bonus(200): Sing the song to the class
Let it Shine
Lyrics: This little light of mine. I'm gonna let it shine. (Repeat)
Let it shine, let it shine, let it shine...
Who is the author and illustrator of the book?
Bonus(200): How many authors are there? How many illustrators are there?
There are only 2 authors: Dr. Artika Tyner and Jacklyn Milton.
There was no illustrator mentioned.
What was the best part of Grandma's house?
Her den full of books
What is one thing that Grandma did to live out her faith?
Hint: There are 4 things!
S/N: If you say all 4 you'll get a bonus of 200 points!
She fed the hungry, sheltered the homeless, clothed those in need, and visited the sick.
What did grandma leave in hidden places as special gifts for Justice?
She left Justice books
What are the last 2 pages of the book?
A page about the leaders of history that they talked about in the book and a page about the author's history.
What phrase did Grandma always tell Justice?
"To whom much is given, much is accounted for"
What did Justice and Grandma spend hours doing in the den?
Bonus(100): Justice showed her grandma a poem that she wrote in a week. What was the poem about?
Talking and Reading
The poem was about love and peace.
Justice read a book about Paul Robeson. He sang freedom songs in different languages. How many languages did he sing in?
20 different languages
Dr. Wangari Maathai was a global leader who helped restore trees in her home country with the aid of women in the community. Where is her home country and how many trees did they plant?
Her home country is Kenya and they planted 51 million trees.
Justice's grandma said that Charles Hamilton Houston was a lawyer who was a mouthpiece for the weak and a sentinel guarding against wrong. What does mouthpiece and sentinel mean?
A mouthpiece is a voice that is used to share about the challenges people face in society.
A sentinel is a soldier or guard whose job is to stand and keep watch.