This Is How We Do It
The number of children's live that are followed in the story "This is How We Do It"
7
Close your eyes and tell me if you can hear your ____________ in the spirt world exhaling all at once. They are standing beside you even now. They are Talking. Liten
Ancestors
Islam was founded by this Aribian merchant.
Muhammad ibn Abdallah
Term used to describe a coming-of-age ritual in which Jewish adolescents become adults in the eyes of their community.
b'nai mitzvah
Barbari, plaintains, matoke, kasha, furikake and paneer parta are all examples foods people eat for during this meal.
Breakfast
Energy flows ________ & _________ in a great eternal circle that includes every soul that's stepped foot on this land.
Outward & Onward.
Today around 90% of people who identify as Muslims are apart of this strain.
Sunnis
Term used to describe a person who leads a song or prayer during services in the Jewish community.
Cantor
The Cyrillic alphabet is used in this country mentions in this story.
Russia
The word "Kanata" refer to this word in English.
"Our Home"
The main art form before Islam in Ariba.
Oral Poetry
A Jewish place of worship, which typically includes a sanctuary, rooms for study, social halls, and administrative offices. Also referred to as a temple or shul.
Synagogue
The Japanese term "Koori Oni" refers to this type of game in English.
Freeze Tag
Listen to the ones who made this country speak to you and me, to us, because there is ________ in the spirt world.
"No color" OR "no skin, no time, no history"
When the Quran was written down, the Muslim belief was that the words were divine and sacred, thus the words were written in this type of artistic font to show their beauty.
Calligraphy
The first 5 books of the Jewish bible
Torah
The similarity that all people in the story share.
They are all human beings who have the same night sky.
The author of this story, Richard Wagamese believed that stories like this one could could nuture what between people and the land we share?
Healing and deeper relationships.
Islam was the first society to mass-produce this product on a intercontinental scale.
Paper
Term for the Jewish Sabbath, a day of rest that occurs from Friday sundown to Saturday evening.
Shabbat