Hatchet Ch. 18

I've got this! I am confident about this success criteria and am ready to move on.

I'm getting there. I would like a little more instruction/guidance, but I am getting the hang of this.

I need help. I'm not sure about how to do this.

I've got this! I am confident about this success criteria and am ready to move on.

I'm getting there. I would like a little more instruction/guidance, but I am getting the hang of this.

I need help. I'm not sure about how to do this.

He finds rope in his shelter and ties the logs tightly together.

He uses tree sap as glue to stick the logs to each other.

He tries multiple methods, then successfully interweaves branches through the logs to hold them together.

He gives up on building a raft and decides to swim to the plane instead.

He has become weak and can't handle physical challenges anymore.

He has learned to recognize his limits and make smart, patient decisions rather than pushing himself dangerously.

He is lazy and doesn't really want to reach the survival pack.

He is afraid of what he'll find in the plane and is looking for excuses to delay.

He has become emotionally numb and no longer feels anything about difficult situations.

He is too weak to handle the mission and should turn back.

He acknowledges his fear and emotional discomfort but doesn't let it stop him from completing his mission.

He has forgotten about the pilot and doesn't understand why entering the plane would be difficult.