{
"week": 20,
"day": "Friday",
"topic": "Stories and Traditions Review",
"subtitle": "Show What You Know!",
"icon": "🏆",
"pages": [
{
"title": "🏆 Stories and Traditions Review",
"sections": [
{
"type": "reading",
"title": "Remember When...",
"icon": "📖",
"paragraphs": [
"This week was full of stories! You learned about oral tradition — how elders passed knowledge to children by telling stories, generation after generation, for thousands of years.",
"You met origin stories that explain how the world began, and tricksters like Coyote and Raven whose funny tales taught real lessons. You became a storyteller yourself, using memory pictures and performing without a book!",
"And you discovered that your OWN family has traditions — special foods, stories, and celebrations that tie the past to the present. You are a keeper of traditions now. Show what you know!"
]
},
{
"type": "questions",
"title": "Big Review Questions",
"icon": "✏️",
"questions": [
{"text": "What is oral tradition, and why was listening so important?", "lines": "triple"},
{"text": "What made trickster tales special?", "lines": "double"}
]
}
]
},
{
"sections": [
{
"type": "fill_blank",
"title": "Fill in the Blanks",
"icon": "✏️",
"wordbank": ["oral", "elders", "trickster", "origin", "wampum", "ceremonies"],
"items": [
"Passing stories by speaking is called ______________ tradition.",
"______________ told the stories to the children.",
"Coyote and Raven were ______________ characters.",
"______________ stories explain how things began.",
"______________ belts helped people remember stories.",
"______________ marked important moments like harvests."
]
},
{
"type": "true_false",
"title": "True or False",
"icon": "✏️",
"instruction": "Write T for true or F for false in each circle.",
"items": [
"Oral tradition means passing stories by speaking.",
"Trickster tales were funny AND taught lessons.",
"Wampum belts were made of paper.",
"Powwows still happen today.",
"Your family has traditions too.",
"Stories can be thousands of years old."
]
},
{
"type": "sort_table",
"title": "Story Sort",
"icon": "📊",
"instruction": "Write O for origin story or T for trickster tale.",
"header": ["Story idea", "O or T?"],
"rows": [
["How the world was made", ""],
["Coyote's greedy trick backfires", ""],
["Why the seasons change", ""],
["Raven fools everyone but gets fooled too", ""]
]
}
]
},
{
"sections": [
{
"type": "draw_grid",
"title": "My Story Scene",
"icon": "🎨",
"instruction": "Draw your favorite moment from this week — a fireside story, a trickster tale, or your own family tradition.",
"boxes": 1
},
{
"type": "activity",
"title": "Week Summary",
"icon": "⭐",
"content": [
"<strong>This week you learned:</strong>",
"• Oral tradition passed knowledge from elders to children<br>• Origin stories and trickster tales explained and taught<br>• Storytellers performed with voices, gestures, and memory aids<br>• Your own family keeps traditions alive — and so do you",
"<strong>Next week:</strong> We meet famous Native American leaders — brave, wise people whose stories still inspire us today!"
]
},
{
"type": "review_table",
"title": "Final Review",
"icon": "📊",
"header": ["I can...", "Circle one"],
"rows": [
["Explain oral tradition", "YES / NOT YET"],
["Describe origin and trickster stories", "YES / NOT YET"],
["Name one of my family's traditions", "YES / NOT YET"]
]
}
]
}
]
}