Dominoes. Two. White Fang

If you're looking for engaging supplementary reading material, consider exploring Oxford Dominoes—a reader series featuring integrated activities perfect for both personal study and classroom reading practice. The activities within Dominoes are designed to keep students engaged with the stories and enhance their comprehension of key language concepts. These activities can be tackled either at home or within the classroom environment. Furthermore, the project activities draw upon the themes presented in the stories, encouraging students to tap into their personal experiences. Tasks range from note-taking and language exercises to more extended undertakings such as writing, poster creation, and classroom presentations. These activities are great for group collaborations in the classroom or solo assignments. In the harsh and perilous environment of the Canadian North, both humans and animals face daily struggles. For a wolf like White Fang, survival is a relentless quest for food—where many other animals fail. Upon encountering the inhabitants of the North—first Indigenous peoples, then White men—White Fang learns to coexist with them like a domestic dog. However, the demeanor of humans toward their dogs varies; while some show kindness, others exhibit cruelty. The question remains: will this new chapter in White Fang's life bring solace or further hardship?This description is provided by the publisher.