1. Walk Two Moons by Sharon Creech
A Visual Dictionary
Chapters 30-44

2. Breaking In
Chapter 30

3. Braille shaft of light p. 190 p. 191
a form of written language for blind people
letters are represented by patterns of raised dots that are felt with the fingertips
A beam or ray of light coming from a natural or artificial light source (sun, lamp)

4. The Photograph
Chapter 31
(No visuals)

5. Chicken and Blackberry Kisses
Chapter 32

6. Hot spring p. 205 a spring of naturally hot water,
typically heated by underground volcanic activity
Water is usually at boiling temperatures or above
Some cooler hot springs are said to be healthy to bathe in

7. Old Faithful Inn Frontier Cabin p. 205
Cabins and hotel that tourists may stay in near Old Faithful
Inside Yellowstone National Park
Salamanca, Gram & Gramps will stay here as they arrive too late in the day to see Old Faithful erupt

8. Rubin’s Vase p. 213 Developed by a Danish Psychologist, Edgar Rubin
People see either a vase or two people looking at each other

9. The Visitor
Chapter 33
(no visuals)

10. Old Faithful
Chapter 34

11. Old Faithful and Yellowstone
Old Faithful is a natural geyser within Yellowstone National Park
It is very reliable, erupting every 91 minutes
It can shoot 3,700 to 8,400 gallons of boiling water to a height of 106 to 185 feet lasting from 1.5 to 5 minutes
Click here to watch a video of Old Faithful erupting

12. The Plan
Chapter 35

13. Foothills of the Rockies
p. 226
low hills at the base of a mountain or mountain range

14. “the road snaked along the side of the cliff”
p. 226

15. “ogling the scenery” badger
p. 228
p. 226
To ask someone repeatedly and annoyingly for something
Pester or bother
Looking carefully and fully at the beautiful surroundings
This
Not that

16. The Visit
Chapter 36
(No visuals)

17. A Kiss
Chapter 37
(No visuals)

18. Spit
Chapter 38
(No visuals)

19. Homecoming
Chapter 39
(No visuals)

20. Gifts
Chapter 40

21. Coeur d’Alene, Idaho Lewiston, Idaho
Resort town, famous for skiing, lovely scenery and lakes
Named after the Coeur d'Alene People, a Native American tribe first visited by French fur traders
Translated it means Heart of an Awl, a reflection of the tribe's traders as very tough businessmen.
Located at the confluence (joining) of the Snake and Clearwater River
Founded in 1861, during a Gold Rush in the area

22. The Overlook
Chapter 41

23. Hairpin curve a stroke p. 260 p. 256
A bend in a road on a mountain with a very acute angle
Vehicles need to turn almost 180° to continue on the road
It would be impossible to go straight up and down
stroke happens when blood flow to a part of the brain stops

24. The Bus and the Willow
Chapter 42

25. legitimate
p. 226
Real or valid
Approved by law or authorities

26. Our Gooseberry
Chapter 43
(No visuals)

27. Bybanks
Chapter 44
(No visuals)