The Bronze Bow by Elizabeth George Speare

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Description:

In the first century C.E., a young man in Palestine must accept the responsibility of caring for his mentally ill sister and overcome a strong hatred of the Roman occupiers of his country. The main character, Daniel, develops from a runaway apprentice blacksmith—determined to help the Zealots drive out the hated Romans—to a more mature person returning home to loved ones.

Activities:

Students compare and contrast characters and themes, analyze events and characters, and illustrate events from the novel. They also create advertisements, complete word puzzles, and participate in research, writing, and critical thinking activities. 

Lessons include study guide questions with suggested responses. Supplementary materials include an objective test with answer key.

Ethical Values:

Courage
Family commitment
Loyalty
Responsibility
Self-discipline