Grandpa Halfmoon's Memories and Trades

Ray and Grandpa Halfmoon explore a city, visit an antiques shop, and attend a Cubs game. Grandpa shares stories of his past, evoking nostalgia. Ray, realizing Grandpa's homesickness, attempts to buy moccasins reminiscent of home. Despite being outbid, Ray ingeniously trades his shoes for the moccasins, bringing comfort to Grandpa.

What item in the antique shop reminded Grandpa Halfmoon of home?

• A Chinese lantern

• An autographed baseball

• A moose head

• A pair of moccasins

During the Cubs game, what type of stories did Grandpa Halfmoon share?

• Stories about his travels

• Legends of Chicago

• Cherokee, Seminole, and family stories

• Tales of famous baseball players

What did Ray think about Lake Michigan compared to the lakes in Oklahoma?

• It was prettier

• It was bigger

• It had fewer sailboats

• It was smaller

What did Grandpa Halfmoon reminisce about during the game?

• His old job

• Fishing trips with Ray's dad

• His favorite book

• His first car

What realization did Ray have about Grandpa during the game?

• Grandpa was tired

• Grandpa was homesick

• Grandpa wanted to move

• Grandpa disliked baseball

How much money did Ray have saved up to buy the moccasins?

• $50

• $30

• $75

• $28.67

What did Ray offer to do in exchange for the moccasins at the antique shop?

• Help with sales

• Pick up all the buttons

• Clean the shop

• Work for free

What did Ray ultimately trade for the moccasins?

• A Chinese lantern

• His baseball cap

• His high tops with neon orange shoelaces

• A signed baseball

Where did the librarian place Ray's traded shoes?

• In a sports display

• In a shoe store

• In a Native American books display

• In a museum

What did Grandpa say about the moccasins when he wore them?

• They were uncomfortable

• They felt like home

• They were too small

• They were too expensive