Edwin and Cole's Life Lessons

In this video, Edwin teaches Cole how to prepare for potential bear encounters and introduces the concept of dancing to express feelings. Cole reflects on his troubled past and uncertain future, struggling with anger and frustration. Edwin wakes Cole early for a morning swim in a freezing pond, using the experience to teach a lesson about focusing on happiness rather than anger. Through a stick metaphor, Edwin explains that while anger is always present, focusing on happiness can change one's perspective.

What did Edwin show Cole how to do before they went to sleep?

• Build a shelter

• Suspend coolers of food

• Dance their feelings

• Start a fire

What did Edwin say they would do the next night?

• Go fishing

• Dance their feelings

• Build a new shelter

• Hunt for food

What troubled thoughts kept Cole awake at night?

• His school exams

• His favorite TV show

• His family and past troubles

• The weather

What memory flashed into Cole's mind as he lay awake?

• His first day at school

• A family vacation

• A favorite book

• The spirit bear

What did Cole think about his father?

• He was always there for him

• He was supportive

• He was a great cook

• He only cared about himself

What did Edwin emphasize about the morning?

• It's the coldest part of the day

• It's the best time to eat

• It shouldn't be wasted

• It should be spent sleeping

What did Edwin give Cole to wear instead of tennis shoes?

• Hiking boots

• Sandals

• Slippers

• Knee-high rubber boots

What was Edwin's reason for taking Cole to the stream?

• To collect water

• To wash clothes

• To swim and learn a lesson

• To catch fish

What did Edwin use to explain the concept of anger and happiness?

• A stick

• A book

• A leaf

• A rock

What did Edwin say about the left end of the stick?

• It represents love

• It represents anger

• It represents fear

• It represents happiness