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What did karana make to wear in Island of the Blue Dolphins?
a skirt made out of feathers and a otter pelt cape.
What does karana make for tukto before she leaves the island in exchange for the necklace with black stones?
Karana makes a skirt for Tukto in exchange for the necklace with black stones before she leaves the island.
What did Karana wear in the Island of the Blue Dolphins?
Karana wore a short skirt made from cormorant feathers and a headband woven from yucca fiber on the Island of the Blue Dolphins. She also crafted various other items like a spear and baskets for her survival.
What did karana MAKE OUT OF Sea elephant teeth?
In the book island of the blue dophoins What did karana MAKE OUT OF Sea elphant teeth
How does Karana feel about the white men making a dress for her?
She is pleased because it is better than her cormorant skirt.
How did karana and tutok become friends?
Karana and Tutok became friends because they shared a mutual respect and understanding for each other. Through their interactions and shared experiences, they developed a bond that went beyond their differences and cultural backgrounds, leading to a strong and lasting friendship.
What did Karana make from dried fish?
lamps
What steps does karana take a capture and make a pet of Rontu son?
what did karana do to capture ron tu son
What steps does karana take to capture and make a pet of Rontu's son?
what did karana do to capture ron tu son
In island of the blue dolphins what is Karana's first reaction to tutok?
Three fine needles of whalebone, an awl for making wholes, a good stone knife for scraping hides, 2 cooking pots, and a small box made from a shell with many earrings in it
How do you make a yellow skirt?
Get some yellow fabric and make it into a skirt..............
What is the skirt made out of in the Island of the Blue Dolphins?
In the book "Island of the Blue Dolphins" by Scott O'Dell, Karana, the main character, makes her skirt out of cormorant feathers. She weaves the feathers together to create a garment that is both practical and symbolic of her connection to the natural world around her.
