This learning resource focuses on the first twenty chapters of the narrative involving Roz, an anthropomorphic character navigating survival in a rugged and challenging terrain. The activities encourage students to analyze Roz's interactions with her environment, including the granite cliffs and coastlines, and to delve into her sensory experiences and survival strategies. Participants will engage in reflective thinking through the See-Think-Wonder framework, brainstorm sensory observations and actions related to key vocabulary, and identify environmental challenges Roz faces as she adapts to her surroundings. Overall, the resource promotes critical thinking and comprehension of character actions and environmental influences within the story.