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This chapter discusses several Christmas-related events. Stacey received a coat from Uncle Hammer but TJ convinces Stacey to give it to him. The family is surprised when Mr. Logan returns home from work with Papa. Additionally, Jeremy unexpectedly gives Stacey a flute as a Christmas gift. The chapter also provides short character descriptions of several people in the story, including TJ, Papa, Stacey, Cassie, Little Man, Mamma, Jeremy, Mr. Morrison, and Big Ma.
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- 1. Chapter 7 By: Spencer and JT
- 2. Big Events
- 3. Stacey’s Coat Stacey was given a coat for Christmas from Uncle Hammer. Uncle Hammer doesn’t want Stacey to get it back from TJ because he doesn’t think he deserves it.
- 4. Christmas On Christmas the Logans are surprised to see Mr. Logan (PaPa) come home. After the Christmas morning celebration Jeremy shows up and unexpectedly gives Stacey a flute.
- 5. THEMES
- 6. Racism Racism is scattered throughout the whole book
- 7. The Land The Grangers have been trying to get back the land
- 8. Characters
- 9. TJ TJ is very sly. In this chapter he is even more sly. He talks stacey out of keeping his coat (in slide 2) and gives it to him.
- 10. Papa Papa is brought in to the story on christmas morning. He is strong in mind and body.
- 11. Stacey Is strong and reckless and wise all at the same time.
- 12. Cassie Shows more maturity and indepence in this chapter.
- 13. Little Man He is young and hates being dirty He hates racism
- 14. Mamma Mamma’s very nice and caring She works in the school
- 15. Jeremy He shows his true colors in this chapter. By giving stacey the flute
- 16. Mr. Morrison He is old and wise He is hard working He came home with papa after being fired
- 17. Big Ma Is old and very wise She loves her grandchildren
- 18. Speech
- 19. “Fo sho” This was said by Big Ma
- 20. “I reckon not” This was said by Stacey
- 21. Vocab
- 22. Placid Somebody who is not easily upset
- 23. Apprehensive anxious or fearful that something bad or unpleasant will happen
- 24. Thank You Thank you