Objects & Places from All the Impossible Things

Lindsay Lackey
This set of Lesson Plans consists of approximately 169 pages of tests, essay questions, lessons, and other teaching materials.

Objects & Places from All the Impossible Things

Lindsay Lackey
This set of Lesson Plans consists of approximately 169 pages of tests, essay questions, lessons, and other teaching materials.
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Tuck

This is a 400-pound tortoise that is around 100 years old. He symbolizes Red and her struggles.

Stars

These are celestial bodies that can be seen in the sky at night and that Celine can make sing. They represent joy.

Winds

These are the movement of air that happens when Red or her mother gets angry. They symbolize Red and her mother's feelings.

Scars

These are remnants of injuries Tuck has experienced. They symbolize Red’s invisible scars.

Brownies

These are a group that visits the petting zoo. They symbolize belonging and being normal.

Pineapple

This is a tropical fruit that Marvin has when Red, Celine, and Jackson come for a luau at the Kauples’ house. It symbolizes blessing and luck.

Bumblebees

These are insects that pollinate crops and wildflowers. They symbolize Red’s ability to do great things in spite of her bad start in life.

Angel

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