When Stars Are Scattered Part 2

Who’s Brownie?

• Maryam's baby

• Omar & Hassan's goat

• Omar's new Arabic teacher

Why does Omar feel “weird” wearing his new clothes?

• He doesn't like stripes.

• He thinks they're too small.

• They used to belong to a dead kid.

What are some of the “good” things about Maryam’s husband?

• He lets her study and hang out with Hassan.

• He says she can only have a baby if she wants to.

• He doesn't give her any chores.

Omar’s English teacher asks his students to think of themselves as stars. How does he say refugees are like stars?

• Stars and refugees are both hot.

• No one tells a star to "go home," because a star, like a refugee, has a right to just be.

• Stars are spiky like life in the camp.

What does Jeri’s dad think of the kids’ career dreams?

• They are worthless: teachers and social workers don't help people and girls should have careers.

• They're just ok. He thinks their career dreams are boring.

• He is super supportive.

Nimo and Omar dream about different future careers. Omar wants to be a social worker and Nimo wants to be a lawyer. The careers are different, but the two kids want to do these jobs for the same reason. What’s their reason?

• Both jobs help people know and use their rights.

• Both jobs help people find food.

• Both jobs can only be done in Canada.

CHOOSE ONE QUESTION:

1. Do you agree with what Jeri says about teachers? Why or why not?

OR

2. Fatuma calls Dadaab “God’s waiting room.” Jeri’s dad calls it “a prison.” Who do you agree with more? Why? Do you think the same place can be a prison for one person but a waiting room for another? How? Have you ever had a time in your life where you felt like you were in a prison or a waiting room? When?

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