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In Will Hobbs' "Kokopelli's Flute," thirteen-year-old Tepary stumbles upon an old flute within a cliff dwelling in New Mexico. This discovery is no ordinary find; the flute possesses ancient Native American magic, connecting Tepary to a rich cultural heritage and bestowing upon him extraordinary powers. The story delves into themes of discovery, responsibility, and the spiritual connection to the land and its history. Parents will appreciate the blend of adventure with cultural exploration, offering a gateway to discussions about Native American mythology and the significance of respecting ancient traditions. It's a compelling read for middle-grade children interested in magic, history, and coming-of-age tales.
Thirteen-year-old Tepary discovers an old flute in a cliff dwelling in New Mexico, and through its power he learns about ancient Native American magic.
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What does the flute represent to Tepary, beyond its magical powers?
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How does Tepary's understanding of his cultural heritage change after finding the flute?
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If you found an artifact with ancient magic, what would be the first thing you would do with it, and what responsibilities would you feel?
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What did you learn about Kokopelli and Native American traditions from this story?
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How does Tepary show bravery and self-confidence throughout his adventure?
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